It still works, and I still use it, but more and more for recalling details of the past for various bureaucracies. I’m still proud of what we did as a little team there.
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This.
One of my favourite bits of information design
I came across this in my flickr archive. You could give people the tide times, but why chance it. Brilliant.
A statement
Technology by Great Brits, but nothing to do with Britain.
UK Government uses a Flickr Geotag Map of London to trumpet it’s tech cred. Flickr had some great Brits on it’s team, but it was built in Vancouver and San Francisco…
Seams vs Seamlessness, part #4589
The Verge on the just-announced ‘Google Now’:
“Overall it’s a compelling, if sometimes mystifying, experience. If you are worried about Google knowing too much about you, magically appearing cards of information based on your search and location history is probably going to rub you the wrong way. On the other hand, if you’re a fan of ambient, contextually-aware information, it will be right up your alley.”
Improvised Toys
Would love to find a copy of this – found at Bletchley Park museum







