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Sep 02
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Sep 01
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Information Overload is not a Problem. It is a fact.

Clay Shirky explains that “Information Overload” is not a problem. It is a fact. It has existed ever since the printing press, and will constantly grow. The issue is that the methodologies and systems we use to filter information are breaking down.

In the past, it was simply inconvenient to send a letter to everyone you know telling them what you thought about last night’s TV show. Today, you can post something on Facebook during a commercial break and all of your friends instantly get that information. That inconvenience was a built-in filter most people relied on. Today, you have to manually filter that information out as you scan through your Facebook feed, Twitter feed, RSS feed, Email, etc.

Information overload will always be there, and will constantly get worse. Get used to it, and get better filters.

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Aug 26
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These are your users… read and be horrified | UX Magazine

The next time you’re building software and think to yourself, “Don’t worry, users will be able to figure it out,” I want you to remember this blog post.

Remember these people when you’re designing your products.

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Microsoft Has a New Take on Street-Level Maps

This is a nice advancement in “street view” technology. Very useful!

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Jul 13
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Pure Michigan Ad Spoofs

Pure Michigan: Lake St. Clair

Pure Michigan: Grosse Point Village

Pure Michigan: Mackinac Island

Pure Michigan: Royal Oak

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Jun 29
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Nick’s First Apple

Canon 550D | f/1.4 | handheld | natural light | 1080p | 24fps

This was one of my first video shots using this lens. It was also my first time ever using Adobe Premiere CS4 to edit video.

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