My Business Card Runs Linux
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The curious case of the US Government’s influence on 20th-century design
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Rethinking Batman’s classic outfit in a user-centric way
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A writer’s prefab retreat sits lightly upon the land in Joshua Tree
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The typography of Blade Runner
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Scandinavia is famous for its liveable cities, but a new university course in Nordic urban planning has raised questions about replicating the region's approach elsewhere
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Oslo studio Metric creates Norway's new banknotes, telling the story of life along Europe's longest coastline
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The rise of 'facadism' in London
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Passivhaus detailing and design: A complete guide for architects
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Typographic Illusions: Ten examples of typographic phenomena
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Why 3D logos fell out of favor overnight
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Designing Facebook's new company branding
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How Helsinki built book heaven – Finland's most ambitious library is a kind of monument to the Nordic model of civic engagement
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The Dutch hardly bike at all
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The frightening history of Halloween haunted houses
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Examples of wildfire mitigation working
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The evolution of urban planning in ten diagrams
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Letterpress business card printing with five Pantone colors
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The iPod silhouettes
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New LA museum spotlights Hollywood costumes, from Dracula cape to Spider Woman dress
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Frank Gehry's most ambitious project: Restoring the Los Angeles River
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The typographic identity and psyche of Neon Genesis Evangelion
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Danish Rubjerg lighthouse moved inland on skates – coastal erosion from North Sea winds threatened to topple it into the sea
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'The perfect combination of art and science': Mourning the end of paper maps
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Florida fruit crate labels, 1920s-1950s
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Designing accessible color systems
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San Miguel, IRL
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The A2 motorway no longer divides Maastricht
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A brief history of the bar foot rail
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I think I finally found a replacement for ffffound.com in Are.na
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This coastal prefab stands tall above rising sea levels
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Why are plastic army men still from WW2?
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Stairs to nowhere are everywhere these days. Where are they taking us?
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The greening of Paris makes its mayor more than a few enemies
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Enough: The Architecture of Degrowth – The Oslo Architecture Triennale celebrates ideas over new products
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This Inside-Out Motor for EVs Is Power Dense and (Finally) Practical
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Shared mobility principles for livable cities
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Preparing for our prefab future
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Løvtag cabin is built around a tree – part of a new treehouse hotel on the Als Odde peninsula in Denmark
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Share your favorite oldschool wallpapers!
I've been in a bit of a late 90s, early 00s aesthetic and was wondering what people's favorite oldschool wallpapers are. I'm partial to crystal, clouds, Cheetah, carved stone, and Dapper Drake....
I've been in a bit of a late 90s, early 00s aesthetic and was wondering what people's favorite oldschool wallpapers are.
I'm partial to crystal, clouds, Cheetah, carved stone, and Dapper Drake. I'm probably forgetting a bunch.
Note these don't need to be default OS wallpapers, those that reflect the aesthetic of the time are fine too.
Edit: Might as well share my current desktop.
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We replaced sixty-eight Tube adverts with cats
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Where to put buttons on forms
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The Dance House Helsinki – Finnish practice JKMM's newest project is set to become Finland's first venue dedicated primarily to dance and the performing arts
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This latte artist forms foam into flocks of birds
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Less human than human: The design philosophy of Steve Jobs
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"I like to think of bricks as brushstrokes or pixels" An interview with Will Quam, a brick enthusiast in Chicago
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Chart Art Fair – It is time for something new in Danish design says Maria Bruun
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A Nobel-winning economist goes to Burning Man
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The reason our streets switched to cul-de-sacs
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On the trail of Frank Lloyd Wright in Illinois and Wisconsin
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