Judson Collier

You just— have to watch the whole thing. The ending is priceless.

There’s something quite fantastic about human trust experiments. With the right amount of originality and unfeigned experimentation, human trust is almost impossible to break. This also reminds me of Tween Bots.

This seriously just made my night.

Earlier today TechCrunch writer Jason Kincaid noticed something new on Facebook. When viewing any photo, it showed a “Fax This Photo” link on the bottom right of the screen. Ridiculous? Yes. But everyone in the TechCrunch network saw it. He fired off an email to Facebook at 5:05 pm.

Long story short: Facebook added a (working) fax feature to anyone inside the TechCrunch fb network. Hilarity Ensues.

Everyone loves a good colour correction.

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You know, web design innovation only really occurs when your entire user base uses the same browser. And you know, who just so happens to have a very stripped down, hidden web browser inside their app? Apple.

The iTunes store, is in essence, a hidden website that can only be accessed by iTunes itself, which uses WebKit to render all the pages. It’s a web designer’s heaven, and it also means you can use all of those meticulous features inside CSS3.