Adaptive Path's MX San Francisco event is already sold out, but you can still get on the waiting list for your shot at a seat.

Adaptive Path is hiring

We're looking for a great visual designer.

On my way to work this morning, I saw a car in my neighborhood with the license plate XMLHTTP.

That's right, I met the mighty Erin McKean. You may now commence being jealous.

The University of Florida is the first school, ever, in the history of American college athletics, to hold simultaneous national titles in both football and basketball. That is all.

The Desktop Terabyte

The desktop terabyte has arrived. For the entire history of computing, storage has been a scarce resource, and usage strategies have revolved around that scarcity: How much data to keep? For how long? What to archive, and what to throw away altogether? Now, with desktop storage comfortably outstripping the vast majority of application needs (with the notable exception of digital video) strategies of scarcity start to give way to strategies of abundance.

In other words: How does using a computer change when nothing ever has to be thrown away? And how does the experience design of software have to change to accommodate that change in usage?