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I’m not entirely sure how this is possible, but my wait time to speak with an Adobe chat representative (who was allegedly ‘online’) decreased, then stagnated, then increased.
This is why we can’t have nice things.
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Neven Mrgan's tumbl: "Wrong"
Just about the most asinine, presumptuous, hubris-filled thing a designer can say is that someone else’s design is “wrong”. That word is reserved for judgments of absolute truth or ethical guidance; for flawed mathematical proofs and crimes. And yet, allow me to declare the following: Jony Ive’s…
Interesting take on the home screen icon scuttlebutt.
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The Art of Punk, Documentary Short Looks at the Art of Hardcore Punk Band Black Flag
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Thanks a lot, Adobe.
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Netflix to launch user profiles later this summer
Phew! Dinosaur Train, Clifford the Big Red Dog and Martha Speaks will finally fall out of my recently viewed and suggested lists. Kids used to ruin Netflix, but no more!
Subscribers will be able to set separate profiles for themselves, their wives, kids, roommates, etc.
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Puns!
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iOS 7 Beta, a set on Flickr.
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Damn, I really want that iOS 7 developer preview.
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In my never-ending quest to make photos I shoot not look like utter dog shit, I’ve leaned pretty heavily on prosumer products like Adobe’s Lightroom, Apple’s Aperture and OnOne Software’s Perfect Photo Suite.
I think I can honestly say that Lightroom 5 may be my editing tool of choice after goofing around with some photos of my son from the weekend.
The one thing I still need to reconcile with Lightroom 5 is that I don’t have the tight organization of photos like I do with the unified Aperture/iPhoto libraries, so on my Retina Macbook Pro, I could easily run out of SSD space unless I want to offload the libraries on an external drive (which I already do for photo stream, videos, iPhone shots, etc). I suppose it’s not that big of a deal, but then again, I still have 400GB of sweet freedom on this SSD.
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Most people make the mistake of thinking design is what it looks like. People think it’s this veneer — that the designers are handed this box and told, ‘Make it look good!’ That’s not what we think design is. It’s not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.
Steve Jobs
/via DF.
