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That’s How Our Love Must Be, IE6

I wrote another break-up letter. This one is to IE6.

I’ve been thinking about this for some time. Losing sleep, waking up screaming with night terrors, imagining us as if it were just yesterday. I think it’s time we talk, IE6.

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Rap it in a Grid

If you’re a musician, then you’ve already heard this: Learn the theory, practice it, and then forget it. It’s only over time that you truly realize the value of this, particularly if you’re someone who likes to improvise (in other words, create music on the fly).

As it turns out, music and software design aren’t that different. I wrote a few thoughts that came to me while I was reading about Jay-Z.

The last thing I expected to find in Jay-Z’s excellent new book, Decoded, was a profound insight into a topic that’s very near and dear to web designers: grid systems.

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Life After Twitter

Never did I think that 140-character messages could have addictive qualities, much less, teach us a lesson or two about life itself. #neversaynever

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It Pays to be Bad

If there’s one thing I learned in the year 2010, it’s that finding something you’re bad at and then sticking with it can make you extremely happy.

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Nishant

Hi, I’m Nishant. I live near rainy Seattle with my wife, Pita, our two cats, Izzy & Mango, and our notorious Weimaraner, Yoshi.

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