The Apple Blog reminds us of a very important line in the iTunes license agreement:
[Don't use iTunes for illegal activity]……including, without limitation, the development, design, manufacture, or production of nuclear missiles or chemical or biological weapons.
That’s right folks, don’t use iTunes for making bombs.
I was heartened to read the Bill Gates usability rant gleaned from the anti-trust documents. This email shows me that Windows usability issues were more institutionalized and were the result of an obese org, not because Gates didn’t ‘get it’.
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For some time now I have struggled to find the right bag for my laptop and mobile gear. What started out as a problem for snooty businessmen in airpots and techies and has grown to be the bane of the common coffee-shop exile. We all need a bag for our stuff (hat tip to the late George Carlin), but find that bag can be a daunting task. Hopefully that’s where the Satchelist can help. We launched the Satchelist last week and are slowly building up a listing of reviews, insight and conversation about laptop bags, mobile gear and more. If you have ideas, reviews or thoughts let us know, we’d love to hear them. In the meantime check out the site, tell where were wrong or share a story or two. We’re looking forward to sharing our passion with you.
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A therapist discovers he has six weeks to live and gets brutally honest. Oscar Nominated. Written and directed by Rob Pearlstein.
crawlspace|media is a creative design firm founded by user experience and visual designer Jeremy Harrington. We provide a full host of usable and attractive interactive products to our wide variety of clients.
