Wygle Wide Web

A quiet field journal of digital archaeology. Reconstructing a life from 25+ years of digital traces, with occasional help from ChatGPT when things get weird or surprising.

Tag: technology

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  • Dear Company or Person That @Replies Me…

    I might be in the minority here, but if you reply to something I said on Twitter because it triggered a key word search you’ve got going, chances are I’m not going to look at your product. So, what will make me look at your product? If it’s awesome and one of my friends uses…

  • I think I’m going to have to figure out a fancy way to mount an iPad in the kitchen. I can see wanting one mounted on the cabinets to have a recipe up while cooking dinner, also having it mounted on the wall as a calendar for Heidi will be a way that we can…

  • superamit: The laptop starts dying tomorrow… … one day, pretty soon, you’ll realize that you haven’t used your laptop in days. That you tend to grab your iPad first whenever you need to visit a website or answer email. That your laptop never leaves your desk anymore…

  • I’ll never tattoo my hands, but if did it’d be this. via themadeshop – nevver: Design Observer

  • For too long, the act of printing something in and of itself has been placed on too high a pedestal. The true value of an object lies in what it says, not its mere existence. And in the case of a book, that value is intrinsically connected with content… …Of the books we do print…

  • What if you, early-adopter geek fanperson, aren’t actually the target audience? From 52 Weeks of UX: Apple’s iPad: For what Audience?