OddThinking

Imagine a site that provides a common first name, and you and your friends try to guess who the highest page-ranked person of that name is.

“People didn’t realise back then that there might be a better way. They just used the same systems their parents, and their parents’ parents, and their parents’ parents’ parents used.”

“And is that how the Usability Wars started?”

Apparently, I am a dead ringer for Adrien Brody… and Clark Gable

Before I can tell you your new password, I need you to garlphrumph kwellaos.

For the last 10 years, I have visited a shopping area occasionally, and I watch with interest the current levels of redundancy in the assortment of retail establishments.

EmailShroud 2.0 is now freely available.

In response to a few questions, I will attempt to explain the heart of my meta-gaming issue in more detail with an example from Hitori.

Once up a time, I was trying to concentrate on the essay I was writing, but I had been working on it for a while, and I was having trouble remaining focussed.

I started to read the question: “Anthony and Janet are chemistry students and are having an argument about-”

“Stop there!” interrupted my father!

I’m sorry. When I had this idea, I felt a strange compulsion to execute it, against my better judgement.