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Saved: "Logical Fallacies"
Source: Logical Fallacies A collection of logical fallacies from the Constitution Society. My favorite is Ignoratio elenchi.
Saved: "Energy House | The New Everyday"
Source: Energy House | The New Everyday This is a chapter about the artifacts I created as part of my research into layered elaboration and the game it produced.
Star Wars Rebels, Disney World, and Extensions in UX
My kids and I have been watching a lot of Star Wars Rebels, a new show airing on DisneyXD. The stories are about the crew of a ship called the Ghost who appear to be the start of the Rebel Alliance (in Star Wars terms, the good guys). I just watched the episode Droids in Distress that had guest appearances by C3-P0 and R2-D2, the two droids that appear in every Star Wars movie. Although they are arguably the most popular robots from the series, another droid appearance, RX-24, in the episode made me yell out loud “No way!”. ...
Saved: "Working with Your Hands, Full-Scale: Hank Butitta's Bus-to-Tiny-House Conversion - Core77"
Source: Working with Your Hands, Full-Scale: Hank Butitta’s Bus-to-Tiny-House Conversion - Core77 This article covers a design student’s conversion of a bus to a “tiny” house. His thoughts on design school are as illuminating as his designs.
Saved: "Best Audio Recording on Your Smartphone"
Source: Best Audio Recording on Your Smartphone DJ Young covers the (very) basics of smart phone voice recording.
Saved: "How To Capture High Quality Video on Your Mobile Phone | Idea Lab | PBS"
Source: How To Capture High Quality Video on Your Mobile Phone | Idea Lab | PBS An article from PBS’s IdeaLab on recording good video with your smartphone. I remember carrying around a gigantic vhs shoulder camera in high school to record things…today, you only need a 5 inch smartphone.