September 2009
21 posts
Ironic Sans: So you think you can tell Arial from... →
“I’ve taken 20 logos that were originally designed in Helvetica, and I’ve redone them in Arial. Some people would call that blasphemy. I call it a challenge: can you tell which is the original and which is the remake?”
20/20, oh yeah.
CocoaBook.com →
An upcoming book by Scott Stevenson, subtitled ”Cocoa programming for everyone.”
Eastern Threat m10, “I Can Make You Feel Good” by Shalamar: http://bit.ly/4lnZzm
“Our core belief with regard to music is that if you are a music freak, then...”
– Optimo • FAQ
Open Emu →
Open Emu is an open source project to bring game emulation to OS X as a first class citizen, leveraging modern OS X technologies such as Cocoa, Core Animation and Quartz, and 3rd party libraries like Sparkle for auto-updating.
Man 2 Man - Male Stripper (Superjohan Edit)
Okay,...
Eastern Threat m9, “History Of A Kiss” by Gabi Delgado: http://bit.ly/f2W7Q
The Ultimate Productivity Blog →
Good Night and Tough Luck →
“Getting a good night’s sleep is actually a lot more complicated than one would think.”
“I think more time should have been spent on this. If an app connects to the...”
– US iTunes Store user “Record and waiting”.
I’m not sure responding to a review is a great idea, especially not in a public way like this. But I feel like I have to, because I’ve heard a bunch of complaints like this.
There’s a logic behind how Records 1.0 works. It...
Eastern Threat m8, “Do You Wanna Dance” by N.O.I.A.: http://bit.ly/DtCWM
Phuture - We Are Phuture (Superjohan Edit)
This...
One of the reasons why I priced Records at $1.99
mrgan:
In 1983, an Atari 2600 game such as Galaxian cost $32.99. If that sounds like a lot, remember that in 2009 dollars that’s more than $70.
The system itself retailed at $199, which is about $700 in 2009 dollars. The market was almost 20 million units strong, which is something like 25 million consoles in 2009 (adjusting for population growth).
So, also in 2009, when someone makes an...
Eastern Threat 154 by Superjohan, a bit of techno, disco and electro: http://bit.ly/2eCsGc
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