#UX advice – The Problem With QR Codes (via @rocket_panda)
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29 Nov
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22 Nov
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14 Nov
“What the wife selects on her console, the husband will pay for on his counter part console.” I love the way he shakes his head disapprovingly. He should sell one of those computers, that would surely set things straight. Also… “Father immediately receives…” the most depressing print out of his life? Posted via email from [...]
09 Nov
Here’s a talk I gave at the SoCon 2011 conference last month – you’ll need to give it a few seconds (maybe about 30 seconds in reality) to load, the player doesn’t appear immediately for some reason. The essence of the talk was how we’ve moved from simply connecting things to the internet to giving [...]
08 Nov
This rig would run into tens of thousands of pounds to build and I love the Gadget Show for going to such extremes with this one. I would SO build one myself if I had the time / money / technical knowledge / army of Oompa Loompas to run it. So it’s not going to [...]
04 Nov
Erwin Schrödinger on quantum mechanics: “I don’t like it, and I’m sorry I ever had anything to do with it.” Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
04 Nov
Now of course, the hardware in this example is unnatural right now, but these are prototypes and as such have incredible implications to the future of interaction – the hardware would be the least of my problems working on a project like this. The particle physics interaction starting about 3mins is reminiscent of the game [...]
03 Nov
Oh, and there’s LEGO involved. Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
12 Oct
Utter disbelief. I’m not going to think for a second about what he does in his spare time. Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
29 Nov