Pebbling Club 🐧🪨

  • But what if I really want a faster horse? | exotext
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    Overall, consistency, user control, and actual UX innovation are in decline. Everything is converging on TikTok—which is basically TV with infinite channels. You don’t control anything except the channel switch. It's like Carcinisation, a form of convergent evolution where unrelated crustaceans all evolve into something vaguely crab-shaped.
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  • Cereal Box Design: New Closure | New Republic
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    But here's something you may not realize (or if you do, it's probably on a subliminal level): There are actually two different types of tabbed box-closure mechanisms out there. One is the kind described above, with a perforated slot. The other format involves two interlocking box flaps that snap together without the need for a perforated slot. You can see the differences between the two designs by looking here.
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  • Little Printer | BERG Cloud
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    <blockquote>Little Printer lives in your home, bringing you news, puzzles and gossip from friends. Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a timely, beautiful mini-newspaper.</blockquote> Total waste of paper, but still a really cute product idea despite that.
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  • Folding Plug System
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    "ā€˜Folding Plug’ changes the shape form the normal U.K plug into a 10mm thickness object"
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  • Cherish The AIR? Just because you can doesn't mean you should
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    "the core idea that should be upheld by companies like Apple should be about making things better and less often. Making things that will be able to evolve, be upgraded, be adaptable, hackable and more fun to use for longer so that as a customer I don’t think that I’m buying version 3.4 of something that will only be as good as it’s last press release. I want to buy ā€œtheā€ quintessential Apple product and cherish it for years, like people would cherish a vintage car."
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  • How To Launch Software (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
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    "Instead what happens when software developers try the Hollywood Launch, and I've seen this many times, is that users indeed do flood to your site on launch day but... Tomorrow, hardly any of those users come back. Your traffic graphs look like the sharpest mountain you've ever seen: a huge climb up and then, almost immediately, a similarly-sized crash back down. ... So what do you do then? Well, you do what you should have done all along: you grow the site."
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