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» stewtopia: working on AOL integration mockups

Cathryn and Becky: (CC) Randy Stewart, blog.stewtopia.com. Feel free to use this picture. Please credit as shown. If you are a person that I have taken a photo of, it’s yours (but I’d still be curious as to where it is).

Cathryn and Becky: Becky liked this one better. I liked the other one. It’s cheap to put them both up :-) (CC) Randy Stewart, blog.stewtopia.com. Feel free to use this picture. Please credit as shown. If you are a person that I have taken a photo of, it’s yours (but I’d still be curious as to where it is).

Cathryn and Becky: (CC) Randy Stewart, blog.stewtopia.com. Feel free to use this picture. Please credit as shown. If you are a person that I have taken a photo of, it’s yours (but I’d still be curious as to where it is).

» stewtopia: Am I totally screwed?

» stewtopia: I don't do p2p at all, but we watch a lot of web video, download videos from iTunes, net radio etc. I also work from home most of the time.

» stewtopia: As a Comcast customer, I may be faced with limited bandwidth. How I can monitor bandwidth to 3 computers, an Xbox 360 and a vonage line?

» stewtopia: @nerdstrap76 how long are you in town?

» stewtopia: landed SFO to SEA. Looks lovely outside.

» stewtopia: Sitting in the back of flight from SFO to SEA. Seat does not recline. Please person in front of me, don't recline.

» stewtopia: @kk awesome book, man. I'm about half way through. Shirky is the man.

» stewtopia: at boxbe hq. designing the future of email. more later :-)

boxbe launching aol and gmail protection: and “other.” coming soon to boxbe.

Philip is number 1!: (CC) Randy Stewart, blog.stewtopia.com. Feel free to use this picture. Please credit as shown. If you are a person that I have taken a photo of, it’s yours (but I’d still be curious as to where it is).

Sign in Muni Underground: Ok, I haven’t lived in San Francisco in a few years, but I’m back here every couple of weeks, so I spend a a fair bit of time on Muni. I noticed this sign for the first time last night and spent quite a bit of time studying it to figure out when the next N was going to arrive and while I did figure it out, it wasn’t easy. I spend most of my time trying to create easy to use, decently designed products and in San Francisco, clearly, I’m not alone. My question to the city of San Francisco, how the hell in a city of so many good designers was this signage allowed to be shipped? Seriously. If I can’t figure out a sign in less than 30 seconds, you’ve failed. Massive FAIL. (CC) Randy Stewart, blog.stewtopia.com. Feel free to use this picture. Please credit as shown. If you are a person that I have taken a photo of, it’s yours (but I’d still be curious as to where it is).