Well, we're heading off to San Francisco and the GDC today. I found out at the last minute that Enterprise Rental Car was only open until 10 PM so I had to switch things over to Dollar, which is open 24 hours (and costs about $30 more).
Anyway, blogging may be relegated to a secondary task for the next few days, but then again I'd like to be able to blog about my experience in "real-time" so we'll see how that goes.
My rant about Acrobat Reader made me think a bit about user interfaces and designing improvements. Read the rest of this entry ...
I used to love Hotmail for its convenience, but is it just me or has Hotmail really become sucky lately? Even though they recently gave everybody a large amount of message space (250 MB I think), to compete with Gmail, I've begun to experience numerous problems with the rest of the service. Read the rest of this entry ...
I used to have a lot of respect for Adobe. Back in the mid-to-late 90s, Adobe FrameMaker was seriously considered a leading desktop publishing tool, Adobe Photoshop was the premiere choice for image editing, and Adobe's Acrobat Reader was a great little piece of free software (at a time when not much professional-quality software was downloadable for free). However, time has not been kind to the Acrobat Reader. Read the rest of this entry ...