by isaokato | Jan 10, 2010 | Post
In the thoughtful blog I’d Rather Be Writing, Tom Johnson says:Not many (technical) writers consider the positive aspects of users not reading the manual. If you do a lousy job on the manual, or if some SME (Subject Matter Expert) discovers typos and...
by isaokato | Jan 9, 2010 | Post
Michelle Yeoh is advertising milk. Shiny photoshopping does not entirely hide the fact that she is wearing a hideous tee and housewife hairstyle, surrounded by a design devoid of subtlety in any sense. And what's that pointing-at-the-product-with-a-forced-smile?...
by isaokato | Jan 8, 2010 | Post
I signed up for scheduletwitterposts, a Twitter update service, and paid a minor but very irritating price for it. Without letting me know, they tweeted a post advertising themselves under my name (see the below post). I forbid them from accessing my Twitter account,...
by isaokato | Jan 7, 2010 | Post
Everybody above 3x years old remembers the first encounter with the hologram technology: Star Wars. Back then (legend has it that it happened a long time ago), hologram was used as a communication device. Watching the movie, we were collectively in awe with George...
by isaokato | Jan 6, 2010 | Post
Kevin Kelly has been releasing contents of his book written a decade ago on his website as a series of blog postings.The book itself has always been available online as free, so he is not offering it ( = paid content) free on the web for the first time. The difference...
by isaokato | Jan 5, 2010 | Post
Thousands of organizations, corporates, and government agencies pour millions of dollars to teach people what to do, or what not to do. Don't stand on the gangway, buckle your seat-belt, throw away your water bottle before boarding (but you can buy the US$5...
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