by isaokato | Mar 18, 2012 | Post
by Joseph Robertson I hear there is no original creation any more in terms of artistic activities: Everything we do is a copy or reconstruction of something that already exists.. I don’t go so far to declare this to be always true, but I...
by isaokato | Mar 17, 2012 | Post
This "Canvus" business model is the future, isn't it? Everything is clear, simplified, and easy to act on. Actually, no. This model does nothing to reduce the traditional structure of business. What it does, however, is making the business model...
by isaokato | Mar 16, 2012 | Post
I haven't updated my Google+ status since the initial befriending (or +1ing?) fever. The notification counter on the Google bar has mostly been dim, which means not much is going on in my friends’ circles either. Only a handful of people regularly...
by isaokato | Mar 15, 2012 | Post
by Lee Cofa A technical writer is someone who writes user manuals. That's the most successful description of my work when I have to explain it to my friends. And it usually ends the conversation. That's life—asi es la vida....
by isaokato | Mar 14, 2012 | Post
by faith goble My definition of art is the chemical reaction between the art(ist) and the audience. Then what does an artist do, after all? She doesn’t set out to create chemistry—that’s a secondary effect. She is out to create...
by isaokato | Mar 13, 2012 | Post
This is my Amazon Kindle. It has four buttons surrounding the five-way pad. Three of them are intuitive: Home, Menu, and Keyboard (from right to left). One is not: Return (the leftmost one). Why it isn't intuitive? It looks too similar to the Enter key...
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