by Doug LeMoine on 30 September 2008
We have a house guest this week, and we’ve been doing a lot of hanging out while reading and listening to music. Last night, the discussion turned to Auto-Tune, and it quickly revealed the beauty of being at least somewhat Internet-literate. Speaking of Internet-literate, this is our houseguest: Dave. It started with Lil Wayne. I [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 22 July 2008
Oh gosh, hello again. I stepped away for a second, and the next thing I knew a month had passed. Anyway, I’d like to take this opportunity to introduce the Internetz to the Cooper Journal, a blog that we’re publishing at work. Launching it was part of the reason why there’s been some radio silence, [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 23 August 2007
Yes, I appreciate Flickr. After all, it allows me to store my photos online, share them with others, and display them on my website. Yay. Thanks for that. Still, it frustrates me daily. Here’s why: Sequence of photo display is set in stone If I drag a dozen pictures into the Flickr Uploadr, God only knows [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 21 August 2007
I attended (and spoke at) my first UX Week last week in Washington DC, and it lived up to its billing as a good ol’ time. I met many amazing people, stayed out too late, and yet was still motivated to get up early every morning to see the keynotes. That’s saying something. Most conferences [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 29 May 2007
Mara and I just moved into the Lower Haight earlier this month, and Google just released a new Maps feature — Street View — that has a picture of our place. If I weren’t writing about this, I’d be speechless. Wow. Our place is the yellow two-story walk-up that is bustin out of the top of the frame. I [...]
by Doug LeMoine on 6 April 2006
So apparently Google and Earthlink are teaming up to provide free WiFi service to all of SF (via Gizmodo). While we’re still a ways from knowing what this will actually mean — mainly, will be accessible at 14th and Valencia, third floor apartment? — it is intriguing to me that Google is involved. Unlike Earthlink, Google has never gouged [...]