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NUMBER ONE HUNDRED & FORTY NINE.

August09

Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer have put together a neat series of video tutes for us Print Designers/Photographers/generally non-web savvy creatives whose ‘folio sites could use some help. Um, YES!

NUMBER ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY NINE.

January21

Got anonymous beef with someone, but don’t want to look like those assholes who write in their 450 words to the smh Heckler column? Enter the cathartic youdontdeserve.com, a site devoted to letting you send your negative vibes off into the netherweb… Of course if you’re not feeling pissed at somebody specific, a browse through everyone else’s pet peeves can be almost as soothing, or at least pretty funny.

NUMBER ONE HUNDRED & ONE.

September11

In a digital age, where everyone is tweeting or liking or tagging, there’s still a few of us around who would prefer to keep some ambiguity to the moment to moment of our lives. (You’ll be pleased to know you won’t see a status update on my Facebook that reads ‘currently in the bathroom taking a shit.’) So for us, here is the online equivalent to standing on the edge of a cliff and screaming into the ether; onamountaintop.com

The brain child of Alex Fuller and coded by Noah Bernsohn, (two gents who claim not to enjoy most social media platforms for their popularity contest style slants) On A Mountain Top distills social media to it’s most basic form: a dialogue. Users can say whatever it is they want to say with no accounts, no friends and most importantly, no poking. Once the user’s entry fades to white, their words are gone forever. Just as one’s voice echoes into the valley from a mountain top. I know, it’s pure poetry.