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Jun 01
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thanks @luxuryluke

thanks @luxuryluke

May 29
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Narula proposed the use of microformats and the little-known rev attribute to attach semantic meaning to links, allowing browsers to handle different kinds of links differently. (rev is supposed to represent a reverse link. All major browsers, when faced with a rev attribute now, just ignore it. It’s like a cousin to rel.)

3 new ideas on the future of news from MIT Media Lab students » Nieman Journalism Lab  

demo here: http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/~neha/hyperlinks/example.html

May 22
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May 02
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It has been a little over ten years since Afghanistan has come under the barbaric occupation of foreign invaders and countless defenseless Afghans are martyred, imprisoned, their homes destroyed and orchards uprooted by these cruel occupiers with the passage of each day. But as the intensity of cruelty and savagery of the invaders increases, the fervor of Jihad and struggle amongst the heroic Afghans strengthens proportionally and with the inception of each year, the battle trenches are enkindled against the oppressors with high moral, new war tactics and strong Jihadi determination. With pure divine intentions and exemplary determination, our lives are cheaply sacrificed for the defense and service of our oppressed nation while delivering falsehood extinguishing blows to the enemy.
Apr 20
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5 people on one guitar. By far more entertaining than the original video, 

Somebody That I Used to Know - Walk off the Earth (Gotye - Cover) (by walkofftheearth)

Apr 17
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(via Interface Origami • Tack Blog)
Potentially beautiful little flipbooks you could end up with, but I’m not convinced making a quick prototype wouldn’t be faster and more revealing.

(via Interface Origami • Tack Blog)

Potentially beautiful little flipbooks you could end up with, but I’m not convinced making a quick prototype wouldn’t be faster and more revealing.

Apr 11
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Apr 10
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7. Understand context
We’re not designing for a screen, we’re designing for people. We need to think hard about the context in which they’re using our services. Are they in a library? Are they on a phone? Are they only really familiar with Facebook? Have they never used the web before?
Apr 09
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4. Have I reviewed and honed my plans for the future?

10 Questions That Create Success | LinkedIn

Im stymied on #4. I suck setting goals.