Ironwolf

I now have a Twitter account, so if you want to tune into my ongoing answer to the question “What are you doing now?” then feel free to follow my tweets. The sidebar of my blog now also includes my latest tweets. I plan to keep them to two to three per day, and I’ll [...]

Whew! Today I’m finally ready to talk about the secret software project I have spent more than three years on: Flying Logic.

I’ve had a really great client for the past several years: a small independent think tank near where I live in Los Angeles that has major clients in industries ranging from entertainment to automotive [...]

I believe this Multi-Touch Interaction Research points to the future of human-computer interaction. The QuickTime video is a must-see.

Haiku1 is a Java applet I wrote that simulates a multi-player version of a classic toy. I primarily wrote it to experiment with the Apache Mina project, which facilitates building robust and scalable network-enabled software.
Some users may need to click the applet before the keyboard controls become active.
Currently this applet is known to not work [...]

The Pixelfest group artwork experiment asks: can a group of random people, each contributing a teensy weensy bit, make a coherent piece of art/design/garbage purely through the influence of the work itself? See how its coming along here.