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Riccardo Mori

A brief rant about Flickr’s redesign

When change and improvement don’t go together.

There is nothing wrong with the page

In which I share a couple of observations after reading Tail Wagging, a great piece by Matt Gemmell.

Why Newton

I still get asked from time to time why I keep using my Newton MessagePads even though I often carry around both my iPhone and iPad. Here’s why.

Paul Miller’s debriefing: some considerations

Paul Miller of The Verge has returned to the Internet after staying disconnected for one year, and shares his observations. Which, in turn, have driven me to gather some thoughts on the matter.

Visitor statistics

I, too, have stopped obsessing over numbers and statistics over time. It’s good for one’s self-esteem.

Four years after: a brief review of my MacBook Pro

The recent issue with the hard drive has inspired me to write a little report about my mid-2009 MacBook Pro after nearly 4 years of service.

Some thoughts after recovering from a hard drive failure

The other night the internal hard drive of my MacBook Pro suddenly died. A few observations regarding the recovery process, etc.

Low Fidelity and Crosslines

So, what is this new undertaking I’ve been hinting at lately? It’s time to properly introduce my upcoming serialised novel.

Some initial thoughts on Mailbox

I wasn’t finding Mailbox particularly attractive, but after reading some very positive reviews, I decided to endure the reservation process and give it a try.

Slow the hell down

I wholeheartedly agree with everything Joe Cieplinski says in this article, which is truly a must-read.

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