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A little creative re-aligning

Last night before retiring for the night I put a little time into polishing up Kaleidoscope. I am really digging this.

Uploaded on Oct 9, 2009

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The view from firefox

Not quite as snazzy without the gradients, but still not terrible

Uploaded on Oct 7, 2009

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Latest in process redesign

Codenamed "kaleidoscope". Created using all of the CSS 3 I could find in Safari. Doesn't look quite as good in Firefox since there isn't support for background gradients yet. Oh well.

Uploaded on Oct 7, 2009

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LastFM radio and terminal

For your jQuery Desktop pleasure.

Getting close to releasing the package manager so people can play with these.

Uploaded on Oct 2, 2009

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Additions to jQuery Desktop

I have been working on some additions to Nathan's jQuery Desktop project over the last couple of evenings.

My main contribution will be a package manager that will allow you to "install" web based apps like Phoenix, the image editor from Aviary, as well as LastFM Radio which will allow you to play your last.fm radio station.

I am loving this little project, nice work Nathan.

Uploaded on Sep 29, 2009

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Chris J. Davis uses Flickr – so can you!

Chris J. Davis' photostream

A little creative re-aligning

The view from firefox

Latest in process redesign

LastFM radio and terminal

Additions to jQuery Desktop

Jun 30, 2009

Jun 23, 2009

Jakes New Glasses

Sillyness, Version Internet

Art, and other deviations

ApacheCon US 2008

Sillyness Designs

Jakob Michael