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The above gif courtesy of ~butts. My earliest days on the computer were spent using platforms like AIM, Homestead, and LiveJournal, so the nostalgic references to "the past" in this article were...

While using your Mac, do you see a process called "bird"? What is the bird process in the activity monitor? Know more about it and what you can do.

Instant live sports scores, play-by-play, and box scores

I’ve been playing with Magnet (currently $1.99 at the Mac App Store), an OS X utility that enables you to organize your screen by auto-fitting windows. Instead of tweaking open windows until …

A while back, I wrote about how handy it was to redirect a man page into Preview. This allows you to keep the man page open, search it, and generally have a better user experience than struggling w…

Telegram has repeatedly run afoul of national governments.

The type foundry of David Jonathan Ross (DJR), home of the Font of the Month Club. Making fonts such as Fit, Forma DJR, Gimlet, Manicotti, Input, Turnip, Condor, Trilby, Fern, and Output.

This is the first post in a new series that revisits some of our readers' favorite posts from the past that still contain awesome and relevant information that you might find useful. This post was...

Recently I was leading a meeting with a group of very young designers presenting a low-fi version of an idea for part of our product. I...

The author of a popular application pushed out an update containing malicious code in an effort to sabotage computers in the country.

Link to: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL2092?locale=en_US

The average life cycle of an app typically consists of two phases: the app’s early days often bring a host of significant updates as it strives toward feature maturity; however, once that level of maturity is achieved, the updates become more iterative and unsurprising, largely aimed at keeping pace with new OS technologies. LookUp 6

We all know that "focus on ONE thing at a time" is good advice. But how do you put it in practice? Especially if you want to do many different thing?

Will any of us survive it?

This is not a personal rule for taste that I'm instating in anyway - it's just that I'm having more and more of a hard time blindly accepting films that explore philosophical topics established in…

The legacy of the seat belt, the world’s most prevalent safety device, and the act of corporate goodwill that ensured everyone‘s car got the best design.

“It isn’t a memorial for the burned but for those who burned them.”

In May 2003, Apple invited me to their headquarters to discuss getting CD Baby’s catalog into the iTunes Music Store.