Mark Wyner’s journal

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I like to talk endlessly about anything related to the design and development of websites and mobile apps, technology, and the creative industry, which may tickle your fancy.

Sunday, June 9, 2013

“Sex appeal is fifty percent what you’ve got and fifty percent what people think you’ve got.”

—Sophia Loren

Monday, June 3, 2013

Tanline Printing’s Beard-Man Nightmare

bunkercollective:

Tucson is home to quite a collection of nightmares. But their own Tanline Printing aims to top them all with “Bearnaldo the Ghost,” who will haunt you on command thanks to some clever web design and development.

Visit their website and click the “begin nightmare” link in the upper-right corner. You may very well be disappointed, but you’ll probably enjoy it more than filing your TSL reports. So go get freaky.

NASA Developing 3D Printer for Food

bunkercollective:

NASA is developing a 3D printer for food. Yes, food. And it’s going to begin the process with pizza. Sweet. Mother. Of. Pearl.

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Jeremy Keith Pirates the Pirate

bunkercollective:

I have had my personal websites pirated more than once, and I have devised very creative ways of dealing with the perpetrators. But Jeremy Keith is as masterful at pirating pirates as he is making the web a better place for all of us.

This post includes audio of a telephone call he made to the company who pirated the Clearleft website. It’s as awesome as you might expect.

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

bunkercollective: The illustrations of Cody Rocko are quite unique. They’re more sketches than anything, yet they evoke a sense of curiosity and wonder. And, after all, that’s what art should do. He also posts some interesting things (many of a macabre nature) to his Tumblr.

bunkercollective:

The illustrations of Cody Rocko are quite unique. They’re more sketches than anything, yet they evoke a sense of curiosity and wonder. And, after all, that’s what art should do. He also posts some interesting things (many of a macabre nature) to his Tumblr.

bunkercollective: Happy birthday, World Wide Web! Twenty years ago today the first website was published and was announced to the world by CERN. What a ride it has been and will continue to be. Thank you, Tim Berners Lee and co. We appreciate your ingenuity.

bunkercollective:

Happy birthday, World Wide Web! Twenty years ago today the first website was published and was announced to the world by CERN. What a ride it has been and will continue to be. Thank you, Tim Berners Lee and co. We appreciate your ingenuity.

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