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simurai: What is Responsive Web Design?

simurai:

Yesterday I tweeted this:

My excitement for Responsive Web Design is fading a bit. It’s great for simple websites, but not enough for more complex web apps.

On mobile you don’t just wanna shrink and hide some stuff.. you wanna change behaviour.

It caused some discussion and confusion. What…

And we laugh legitimately. There’s a mathematician, a different kind of mathematician, and a statistician.

And we laugh legitimately. There’s a mathematician, a different kind of mathematician, and a statistician.

(Source: eyeonspringfield)

gq: Showmen Of The Year: Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake Our second 2011 Men of the Year features the funniest, goofiest, sing-songiest entertainment duo since Martin and Lewis, and raise your hand if you saw that coming three years ago. GQ’s Lauren Bans interviewed the two pals together for our December 2011 issue, and we especially enjoyed this exchange about JT’s old boyhood showbiz buddy Ryan Gosling. Click here to read the full conversation. And click here to see more of Peggy Sirota’s classic photo shoot with the pair. Timberlake: The first job I ever had when I was ten was on a television show, and that show was the same format as SNL, it’s just that the writers were writing for kids. GQ: The Mickey Mouse Club, right?Timberlake: Yes. That’s what it was called. Fallon: Dude, I was just talking to [Ryan] Gosling about that. Did Gosling really live on your couch when he was a kid? Timberlake: So he tried to make it seem like he was bohemian even back then? Fallon: Definitely, man. He said he was struggling and you helped him out. Timberlake: Ryan’s mom had to stay back in Canada and my mom was his guardian for a year so he could come down and be on the show. But Gosling got his own bed. He didn’t sleep on the couch. He said that? Fallon: It’s a better story! Timberlake: I’m picturing a ten-year-old Gosling bumming Marlboro Reds off some bum, growing hipster facial hair… Fallon: “All I got is this one pair of Underoos, man! I got nothing, man!”

gq:

Showmen Of The Year:
Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake

Our second 2011 Men of the Year features the funniest, goofiest, sing-songiest entertainment duo since Martin and Lewis, and raise your hand if you saw that coming three years ago. GQ’s Lauren Bans interviewed the two pals together for our December 2011 issue, and we especially enjoyed this exchange about JT’s old boyhood showbiz buddy Ryan Gosling. Click here to read the full conversation. And click here to see more of Peggy Sirota’s classic photo shoot with the pair.

Timberlake: The first job I ever had when I was ten was on a television show, and that show was the same format as SNL, it’s just that the writers were writing for kids.

GQ: The Mickey Mouse Club, right?
Timberlake: Yes. That’s what it was called.

Fallon: Dude, I was just talking to [Ryan] Gosling about that. Did Gosling really live on your couch when he was a kid?

Timberlake: So he tried to make it seem like he was bohemian even back then?

Fallon: Definitely, man. He said he was struggling and you helped him out.

Timberlake: Ryan’s mom had to stay back in Canada and my mom was his guardian for a year so he could come down and be on the show. But Gosling got his own bed. He didn’t sleep on the couch. He said that?

Fallon: It’s a better story!

Timberlake: I’m picturing a ten-year-old Gosling bumming Marlboro Reds off some bum, growing hipster facial hair…

Fallon: “All I got is this one pair of Underoos, man! I got nothing, man!”

breakfast

patriciahandschiegel:

I made breakfast this morning. Organic egg white garlic seasoned omelet with fresh roma tomato and avocado, organic wheat toast. Quinoa, inspired by a lot of restaurants here which serve it instead of potatoes

myNoSQL: Enterprises Will Have Three Classes of Databases

nosql:

Dwight Merriman (CEO and founder 10gen) interviewed by InternetNews.com:

Basically every large enterprise in the world has those two buckets for sure—a relational database used for OLTP and some form of data warehouse and a business reporting and intelligence database—and what we’re seeing are…

katiebakes:

I’ve been so blindly consumed by hockey that I’ve kind of been … not IGNORING the NBA lockout, per se, but just not getting all that upset about it at this point. But every time I watched this commercial today (and “every time” added up to a lot of times) I got really, really sad :(

Pitchfork Reviews Reviews: The Pitchfork Movie

pitchforkreviewsreviews:

Last week I go to a meeting with a Producer who read the movie I wrote, currently scheduled to shoot in August/September, and wants to talk about writing another one. I don’t know what the meeting is going to be like, or what’s expected of me at it, and on my walk from work to the meeting I try…

mlboffseason: Bad News/Better News: Bad news first? Okay, Game 6 has been postponed. That means we have to spend another 24 hours pretending we are screaming into a phone to see how the hell the Cardinals ended up with Lance Lynn, rather than Jason Motte, on the mound in Game 5. Or, if you are like me, wondering if there is anyway John Lackey can spend 3 years rehabbing from Tommy John surgery… *forgive me while I weep one more time for the 2011 Red Sox season* Okay, with that out of the way, are you ready for some better news? Great! One of my favorite players in all of baseball, Logan Morrison of the Florida Miami Marlins —follow him on Twitter, @LoMoMarlins, & you’ll see why— has joined the Farkas Eye Black “Athletes Against Stickers” campaign through the “Get Fark’d Up” initiative. His joining this campaign is near & dear to my heart, as this will help promote LoMo’s passion for aiding the American Lung Association. I’ve had two family members & a very dear friend diagnosed with this disease &, unfortunately, it’s likely you will know someone who is diagnosed with this form of cancer in your lifetime, as well. So, as you sit around for a second night in a row, wondering who will mismanage their club to defeat in Game 6, you can literally “Fark Up” your Twitter/Facebook profile picture with Logan by clicking this link, while also joining LoMo in vocalizing your dislike of stickers. I mean, c’mon, stickers are for people who play Ultimate Frisbee or Frisebee Golf or Frisbee Badminton. Okay, I made that last one up, but you get the point.

mlboffseason:

Bad News/Better News:

Bad news first? Okay, Game 6 has been postponed. That means we have to spend another 24 hours pretending we are screaming into a phone to see how the hell the Cardinals ended up with Lance Lynn, rather than Jason Motte, on the mound in Game 5. Or, if you are like me, wondering if there is anyway John Lackey can spend 3 years rehabbing from Tommy John surgery…

*forgive me while I weep one more time for the 2011 Red Sox season*

Okay, with that out of the way, are you ready for some better news? Great! One of my favorite players in all of baseball, Logan Morrison of the Florida Miami Marlins —follow him on Twitter, @LoMoMarlins, & you’ll see why— has joined the Farkas Eye Black “Athletes Against Stickers” campaign through the “Get Fark’d Up” initiative. His joining this campaign is near & dear to my heart, as this will help promote LoMo’s passion for aiding the American Lung Association. I’ve had two family members & a very dear friend diagnosed with this disease &, unfortunately, it’s likely you will know someone who is diagnosed with this form of cancer in your lifetime, as well.

So, as you sit around for a second night in a row, wondering who will mismanage their club to defeat in Game 6, you can literally “Fark Up” your Twitter/Facebook profile picture with Logan by clicking this link, while also joining LoMo in vocalizing your dislike of stickers. I mean, c’mon, stickers are for people who play Ultimate Frisbee or Frisebee Golf or Frisbee Badminton. Okay, I made that last one up, but you get the point.