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“I fear that Jakob is turning into a pernicious force when it comes to advancing the field of design, because his reach means tens of thousands of people are reading this unsubstantiated crap. Such outrageous claims truly feel like the wild flailings of i
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Mark Hurst nails it when he says: “Guess what’s a better experience for game players: talking about processor technology, or having fun?” I love my DS, and I can’t wait to get a Wii.
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“Nintendo got religion early on the importance of expanding the audience of console gamers, where the vast majority of the industry’s sales still occur.”
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“One of the things experienced designers are pretty good at is determining on any given project what the puzzles are and what the mysteries are.”
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I really need to clean out my subscriptions using this method. It’s high time.
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Gah! Het woord ‘innovatie blijkt niet één keer voor te komen in het nieuwe regeerakkoord… Tijd om te emigreren?
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What contracts actually suit agile projects? JP Rangaswami investigates…
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Excellent read; Eric Steven Raymond dissects open source hacker culture and lays its inner workings bear. Thinking about how this could apply to design makes my head spin.
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Een aardig stukje over innovatie in het bedrijfsleven gebruikmakend van open source filosofieën. Dit wiki-denken noemen vind ik een beetje een stretch.
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Latest entry in a series of posts by Warren Hutchinson on designing search systems. It describes a useful framework to keep in mind.
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This post contains links to notes and a PDF of Boyd’s presentation at LIFT on designing social software. Huge amounts of stuff I can readily apply to my current design project. Hooray!
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Ah this rocks, now I want the Wii even more; it seems the browser on it is so good it actually allows you to work with the wiki software we use at work.
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Clay Shirky effortlessly deflates the hype around Second Life and criticizes mass media for not checking their facts. Should have read and posted this earlier but oh well.
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