Constantly Curio.us

Constantly Curious is Jackson Latka (and vice versa).

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I would like one of these with an iPad dock integrated on top. So those that would prefer to type it old school can do so. Seriously, how cool would that be? I am not going to use the idea, so please take it, build it, and sell many (please just send me one).

UPDATE: Okay, it has been done (http://bit.ly/ipadtypewriter). But, I am thinking of a more elegant integration and something that looks similar to the typewriter shown above.

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lyndsayvi:

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Awesome interaction design concept for DJs.

nevver:

A USPS Redesign | design work life

(via mariakonstantinov, thedailywhat)

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Just a snippet of What BP Could Have Bought With All the Money They Lost. Wolf shirts aside, truly astonishing.

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A series based on Dieter Rams’ Ten Principles of Good Design 

“Even though it’s a digital camera, it retains the qualities and simplicity of the original Holga camera and brings back the joy and delayed gratification associated with good old analog photography.”

Nice concept design for an open-source Holga.D camera.

Attack when it hurts

Molly Cameron on Contador’s attack today [7/19] in Le Tour when Schleck had dropped his chain:

Everyone can attack when it is easy. You win races by attacking when it hurts, you attack when it is hard, when your legs are burning, when everyone else is breathing hard and you are suffering. That is when you attack.

Contador’s only valid rival in the race had stopped pedaling his bike and was futzing with his shifter when Contador attacked. I consider that attacking when it is easy.

I want to see that skinny bastard Schleck attack tomorrow like a demon. He will drop Contador, in anger. And it will hurt. He is gonna get those 8 seconds back and then some.

Andy is going to win this race.

(via Mark Healey)

Whoa…awesome MailChimp 5.2 page design. Also like that they are reminding their users that there are, in fact, real people behind their mailing list email addresses.

A surprise special delivery from Portland, OR. One of my favorite espresso blends, from a great coffee company, in limited edition packaging. I have the best sister in the world.

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