Twitterland? If I ever say anything remotely like "Gawkerland" please send the nice men with the white coats to escort me to my new room with the soft, soft walls.
PS: this whole stupid twitter business aside, RIP Chris. While I don't think anyone really expected you to make it to old age, you seemed to be genuinely on the right track to redemption. You'll be missed.
Say what you will but I'm totally stealing the hang-stuff-salon-style-around-a-corner bit from yesterday. That's a pretty genius solution for those weird corners that always look empty. #twitter
It would be cool if the software project management process somehow corresponded to the architectural layout, with the deer sculptures expressing various stages.
At the planning stage (meeting rooms), the live green deer represent the idealism of the vision and scope statement. By the time you get to the programming phase (coding cubicles), the deer have been shot and are being gutted. After testing, when a product iteration is complete (breakroom), you have the deer heads mounted on the wall.
Or maybe the deer theme was just a quirky designer thing. #twitter
@AndPreciousLittleofThat: But hey, speaking of Ikea and famous designers, Verner Panton did design a chair for Ikea, though it didn't sell well -- even in the secondary market. (Maybe people find it too derivative of Gerrit Rietveld?) [greg.org]
The Comfort Inn decor screams to the investors, "We're not blowing all your cake on fancy shit (or on servers, for that matter)! Behold! A genuine Penn Station toilet!" #twitter
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(Sad news about Chris Henry of course)
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"You are a low level human being"
Fucking Twitter-tards. Ugh.
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PS: this whole stupid twitter business aside, RIP Chris. While I don't think anyone really expected you to make it to old age, you seemed to be genuinely on the right track to redemption. You'll be missed.
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"Hey....HEY!... HEY, GRANDMASTER FLASH, COULD YOU GIVE YOUR PHAT BEATS A REST WHILE I'M ON THE PHONE!!!" #twitter
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At the planning stage (meeting rooms), the live green deer represent the idealism of the vision and scope statement. By the time you get to the programming phase (coding cubicles), the deer have been shot and are being gutted. After testing, when a product iteration is complete (breakroom), you have the deer heads mounted on the wall.
Or maybe the deer theme was just a quirky designer thing. #twitter
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These are iconic designs from Charles and Ray Eames, you philistine. #twitter
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[greg.org]
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