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The Louvre lifts a photo ban, and visitors go insane. A small change in the rules can spark dramatic behavior shifts, not always for the better.
A new bike-sharing program in Paris suggests that a modest fee buys good behavior.
Neil Fraser's diff library makes it easy to compare blocks of text.
As you build a product or service, identify the important features that are not being requested.
Today’s beta update marks the 50th pre-release version of Big Medium 2. Yep, count ‘em... Fifty. What's left to do?
For anyone working to craft a happy and creative existence (and who isn’t?), this seems like a good list to crib from.
My "couch to 5k" training plan for new runners is made even better by Robert Ullrey's podcast version.
Amid flying tomatoes, lightning strikes and Tardis sightings, much code was hacked at London Hack Day.
I'm Austin-bound in 2008, thanks to a surprise windfall: free registration at the SXSW conference.
With Hack Day fast approaching and my gadget-building reveries fading, I'm toying with the idea of making a web gizmo to generate machine tags.
I just added tags to Big Medium 2. Here's why tags aren't just for YouTubes, Flickrs and blogs.
The adage “good fences make good neighbors” is only occasionally true in collaborative software.
My latest work on Big Medium includes improvements to Big Medium's “lightbox” slideshow feature for browsing image galleries.
User communities own and define technologies as much or more than the inventors. A piano from 1817 is the perfect example.
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