Foto del Dia 6.3.11
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Obama downs a brewski (aka,The Audacity of Lineage)
Posted: June 3rd, 2011
at 7:54am by Black Ock
Categories: americana,foto del dia
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Quote of the Day

Becoming a better designer is a lot like becoming a better soccer player. You have to play a lot. If you don’t play you don’t gain experience, you don’t train your muscle memory, and you don’t get better. But you can only go so far on your own. Young players who become excellent get better from playing and being coached. Becoming a better designer requires you to work with clients and be mentored along the way. via
What is Design?

How do I get a huge hunk of metal in the air to fly across the ocean? I must design a way. How do I get someone to signup for my service they don’t know anything about? I must design a way. Both of the questions could be answered with ugly solutions. They could find old and archaic ways to solve the problems, but that isn’t what design is about. The elegant solution takes into account all aspects of the design. Taking the practical solution, the function, and adding the aesthetically appealing aspect to it, the form, and there you have a solution to the problem of ‘how do I?’
Who is Joi Ito?

Born in Kyoto in 1966, the internationally educated Ito dropped out of two different colleges and, as early as 1985, became one of the first people to register for and study an online course. This knack for early adoption served him well in later years, and he’s now credited with a hodgepodge variety of ‘firsts’, even having helped kickstart the nascent rave scene in Japan.
Posted: May 31st, 2011
at 6:03pm by mnp
Categories: development,entrepreneurship,et cetera,innovation,philosophy,web,who is?
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Who is Simon Sinek?
Posted: May 30th, 2011
at 5:39pm by mnp
Categories: blogs,business,development,who is?
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What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin transactions are stored in a globally-readable block chain. Each individual block contains a list of transactions, a proof of work (a partial hash collision that depends in part on the preceding block), a timestamp representing the approximate time the block was created, and some additional information. When a new block is created, 50 bitcoins are added to the account that created the block until the pre-defined limit of 21 million bitcoins is reached. Each new block represents a confirmation of previously stored transactions, making it increasingly harder to revert those transactions. Approximately 126,500 blocks have been created to date. (Source)
Posted: May 25th, 2011
at 1:14pm by mnp
Categories: business,innovation,internets,trade,what is?
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