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media.mit.edu/~azinman
Aaron Zinman | Novel ways to interact with and understand others online
bio | projects | press | writings | cv I'm a final year PhD student in the Fluid Interfaces Group under Pattie Maes. I spent a majority of my time at the Media Lab in the Sociable Media Group under Judith Donath. I am now finishing my thesis. Feel free to read my PhD Proposal, although note the direction has shifted since. I am focused on understanding strangers online. [n.b.: new years resolution is to convert this into something dynamic, highly visual and awesome instead of this outdated
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apple.com/macosx
Apple - OS X Lion - The world?s most advanced OS
OS X Lion ? the world?s most advanced desktop operating system ? includes new features that?ll change the way you interact with your Mac
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Yaro Shepherd | Points in Case
Log In Email: Password: Forgot password? Register Articles7 Ways to Successfully Interact with Other PeopleGUIDES AND LISTS | Wesley JansenRed-Faced, White and BlueFUNNY STORIES | Dan HartMartin Stanley's State of the Summer AddressOBSERVATIONAL HUMOR | Martin StanleyThe 8 Guys You'll Meet at a BonfireGUIDES AND LISTS | Jerry Landry7 Things Every Classic Bowling Alley Should HaveGUIDES AND LISTS | Dan HanlonOf All the Gas Stations in All the WorldFUNNY STORIES | Vernon Ross25 Words
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ink08 Admin | Home Down with modal windows! 08.27.08 These guys have been annoying me for a while, and in a sudden flash of insight I remembered what they are called: modal windows, i.e. windows that hog the focus and that you must interact with and dismiss before you can use the rest of the UI again. These are almost never the right thing. The use case in which modal windows tend to irritate me most is when I need to configure a program using one part of the UI based on information