Link Love for February 2nd, 2009
posted by Daniel Schutzsmith 
on February 02, 2009 at 01:00 AM
filed under: Design and Internet Culture
Daniel Schutzsmith
New Business Executive : New York
topics: New York, Internet Culture, Client Services and Relations, and Social Networking and Community
filed under: Design and Internet Culture
I get a lot of links sent to me throughout the day and I’ve realized that I often bookmark them and completely forget to share. So to try and be a better blogger I’ll be putting together a post every Monday of the previous weeks links that I thought deserve some attention. Enjoy!
- Dave Shea states the obvious (which we’ve all overlooked) and points out that CSS Sprite Optimization is here and should be on every web designer’s mind to increase site load time.
- iPhone Art is a gallery of photographs captured with a two megapixel iPhone camera.
- Mad Magazine is going quarterly. Cracked magazine shares its empathy in the most sarcastic fashion possible.
- Did you ever want to know who is on twitter? Don’t worry, Sasha Frere-Jones will tell ya.
- Designers such as Armin Vit, Stefan Bucher, and the like, provided their alternative super bowl logos to the New York Times.
- Prior to contrary belief, Twitter was born out of an idea meant to help Odeo separate themselves from their competition.
- Michael Bierut gives us all a peek at his notebooks through the last three decades. An awesomely impressive feat!
- Smart History is like that art history class you took in college but without the noisy slide projector and no nauseating snoring from the gen-ed kids.
- What are you good at? Seth Godin sheds some light on the subject.
- Adobe CEO Narayen says Flash on iPhone is a Challenge.
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