by natecooper | Apr 23, 2009 | internet, Twitter
A few weeks ago I wrote about seeing Geoff Manaugh speak. I noted Geoff’s excellent defense of Twitter as a medium and utter confusion at its critics. Jason Kottke’s In defense of Twitter published today with a link to Manaugh’s own post both carry...
by natecooper | Apr 22, 2009 | cool, culture, internet, Twitter
Spreadtweet is a Twitter application that mimics the design of a spreadsheet. My first reaction was “whahuh? Why?” Then I realized that unlike most of the rest of the civilized world I do not work in an office full of prying eyes. So for all you...
by natecooper | Apr 17, 2009 | art, cool, internet, media, movies, photography
This video really illustrates the line between a photograph and motion pictures — a line of topical interest to me. There’s a magical wonder that happens with an object in motion. Even with the jerkiness of the low fps our mind wants to believe that there...
by natecooper | Apr 14, 2009 | aesthetics, architecture, cities, cool, culture, internet, Twitter
Just back from the Geoff Manaugh talk @SVA, “Designing the Post-Terrestrial”. Great stuff. Oddly enough I found it a very visceral experience. Not necessarily what I was expecting from a lecture on architecture. BLDGBLOG, Manaugh’s blog on...
by natecooper | Apr 11, 2009 | internet, media, nate, photography, style
Kim inspired me to dig through the archive to find the oldest digital photo of myself. This one comes from Christmas Eve 2003 when I would have been 23 (still older than Kim :/ ). I don’t even believe I owned a digital camera at this point so not sure where this...
by natecooper | Apr 9, 2009 | art, culture, humor, internet, media, style, technology
I find this especially hilarious. (via Married to the Sea)