A selection of links from browser tabs that I’ve kept open, with intent to read more about or do something with. Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center by Hiroshi Nakamura is built using waste materialsI made a shed like this once. That is, from waste materials that I found and scavenged. I just love the practice of… Continue reading Browser Tab Amnesty #5
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Browser Tab Amnesty #4
The idea being to document those tabs you’ve kept open, with intent to read, share, reference, or whatever other damn good reasons you have for ending up with 100+ open tabs. Behind the scenes of a single shot narrative timelapse from KiddingI’ve never seen the show, but this alone makes me want to. I love the… Continue reading Browser Tab Amnesty #4
Browser Tab Amnesty #3
‘Perverse incentives’ are incentives that have unintended and undesirable results that are contrary to the intentions of its designersAlso known as unintended consequences, or the cobra effect, or by a whole number of other names and stories. Whatever it’s called, whenever I hear these terms, my mind goes to UX design-related cases, specifically, and the… Continue reading Browser Tab Amnesty #3
Browser Tab Amnesty #2
I finally updated my phone. The old iPhone 7 had a damn good 5-year stint, and hobbled across the line with a tired battery, a broken microphone (an issue that plagued the iPhone 7, so I read), and a case with all its silicone worn off. Worst of all, in the last weeks, the glass… Continue reading Browser Tab Amnesty #2
Browser Tabs Amnesty Day
As per my post the other day, about browser tabs being used as sort of ‘to do’ or ‘come back to later’ lists, I’ve decided to actually go back through mine and properly free up the space and do some filing. I’m calling a Browser Tabs Amnesty Day. It’s a chance to exorcise all those tabbed intentions and actually… Continue reading Browser Tabs Amnesty Day
Documenteering 