Well, I’m here in Austin and it’s been a great time. Last night we went to Dan McKlusky’s and had a fantastic steak dinner with a bunch of martini’s. SXSW is getting rolling today and we’ll have to go get our passes later this afternoon. All the people we’re hoping to hook up with down here are arriving today so dinners from here on out should be progressively more and more interesting :)
So, good friend Splorp, *finally* convinced me to get Twittering. At first, I have to admit it just seemed like another distraction so I was reticent to even get started. Then Grant started posting the latest features at Veer via Twitter so I thought I’d give it a go. It’s fun and I likely won’t be a devoted Twitter-er but I like the unexpectedness of it all. Perhaps when I have more “friends” online it’ll seem more useful to me. Either way — it’s an interesting idea that’s been executed on and, really, that matters more than anything else to me. Mind you, I don’t know that anyone needs to know *everything* Woz is doing…
Rawr…
Anyone who knows me also knows of my strange aversion to being self-promoting but when you get a quote on Cameron Molls site you *have* to let someone know. Cameron grabbed the quote after interviewing me for his workshop entitiled “Wireframing, iterative design, and prototyping — what’s useful and what’s not”.
Read Camerons full article: “Farewell to freelancing: Final lessons learned” It’s simply chock full of good ideas.