Wallet: A Keychain for the Road

Wallet is a neat little utility that — like Keychain.app, which comes bundled with Mac OS X — lets you store all sorts of tidbits like notes, account numbers, PINs, etc. in a safely-encrypted little repository (or, wallet).

Unlike Keychain.app, however, there’s a version for the iPhone that can sync up with the information on your computer(s), if you have a Mobile Me account. Which means that the info in your Wallet database is completely accessible when you’re out and about.

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There’s something intenesly satisfying about the fact that an ancient design principle can be so relevant to a modern medium.
> Since the Renaissance, many artists and architects have proportioned their works to approximate the golden ratio — especially in the form of the golden rectangle, in which the ratio of the longer side to the shorter is the golden ratio.
Applying Divine Proportion To Your Web Designs | How-To | Smashing Magazine

My Nth Attempt at Starting a Blog



I’ve “started” several blogs in the past. As one might guess, each one fell into the chasm of abandoned endeavors. This time, however, may well be different because I’ve learned two key things:

1. A blog needs a focus. This one will focus on technology & design.
2. Keeping the publishing frequency up is important; microblogging can help.
So, let’s see if this thing pans out, shall we?