How to Get Me to Part with My Cash
Make something that, even to me, looks a heck of a lot like magic:
I won’t say that I’m exactly eager to plop down the amount of money that Photoshop CS5 will cost . . . but wow.
(Found via John Nack’s blog.)
Make something that, even to me, looks a heck of a lot like magic:
I won’t say that I’m exactly eager to plop down the amount of money that Photoshop CS5 will cost . . . but wow.
(Found via John Nack’s blog.)
Fantastic post. My favorite:
Bear sighting: An item in the National Briefing in Sunday’s Section A said a bear wandered into a grocery story in Hayward, Wis., on Friday and headed for the beer cooler. It was Thursday.
Interesting post here from Fake Steve – who, if you didn’t know, writes as a Steve Jobs impostor, if Steve were more comedian and less businessman. It starts out as a hypothetical ‘why AT&T’s network is sucking the fun out of the iPhone’ conversation, and turns into a ‘what’s wrong with America’. And while I’ll admit I have a bias on this particular segment of the ‘what’s wrong’ topic, he nails it:
“…Wall Street got involved and became everyone’s enabler, devoting all their energy and brainpower to breaking things up and parceling them out and selling them off in pieces and then putting them back together again, and it was all about taking all this great shit that our predecessors had built and “unlocking value” which really meant finding ways to leech out whatever bit of money they could get in the short run and let the future be damned. It was all just one big swindle, and the only kind of engineering that matters anymore is financial engineering.”
Yep.
A) It’s a grammar challenge.
B) The source material is from David Foster Wallace.
How am I supposed to pass this up?
Here are the questions.
Here are the answers.
Go.
(I got 3/10 on a quick run through, and might have gotten two more had I spent more time on it.)
h/t to HTMLGIANT, obviously, by way of kottke.org