xeoTumbler
This is getting more and more absurd.
So, let’s see how many times this message gets repeated over the net … (Sorry, testing, testing).
Voyager (Michel Henricot)
SEXY PEOPLE: Janis. Epic.
That feels a bit forced. (via passiveaggressivenotes)
- Sebe: ich will mal wieder eine infusion stechen
- Sebe: das hat immer so spass gemacht
- Sebe: dann konntest du den schlauch rausnehmen, die nadel aber drinlassen und dann hat's total rumgespritzt :D
itux:
Video Mapping
“ Die Strasse zu überqueren, ist ein kommunikativer Prozess.
Tod auf dem Zebrastreifen: Ein Rentnerproblem - Schweiz: Standard - tagesanzeiger.ch
“ The illusion starts right when the application launches. Each app is expected to come with an image that is supposed to look like the application’s first screen. The operating system displays this image while the application is launching. Even though the user can’t interact with this image, it essentially cuts a single wait period—from application launch to a data-filled screen—into two: the wait for the appearance of the interface, and the wait for its population. This trick just helps foster the illusion that the device is more capable than it is. It may seem like a little thing, but a collection of little things like this adds up to a more satisfying user experience.
A touch of Cocoa: inside the iPhone SDK: Page 3
