Buy Cheap Klonopin Online - FDA Checked Pharmacy http://www.brandonschauer.com/blog/?p=119 A Designer's Guide to Strategy Wed, 26 May 2010 17:24:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Buy Cheap Klonopin Online - FDA Checked Pharmacy http://www.brandonschauer.com/blog/?p=119&cpage=1#comment-16885 Designing Products in an Open Source World Wed, 24 Sep 2008 22:05:15 +0000 http://www.brandonschauer.com/blog/?p=119#comment-16885 [...] friend and former colleague Brandon Schauer tipped me off to the Open Prosthetics Project. It’s a really fascinating glimpse into the future of product [...] [...] friend and former colleague Brandon Schauer tipped me off to the Open Prosthetics Project. It’s a really fascinating glimpse into the future of product [...]

]]> Buy Cheap Klonopin Online - FDA Checked Pharmacy http://www.brandonschauer.com/blog/?p=119&cpage=1#comment-16864 Chris Blow Sat, 20 Sep 2008 19:18:59 +0000 http://www.brandonschauer.com/blog/?p=119#comment-16864 I think its a shame that open source design (both theory and praxis) is lagging so far behind the reality of instant fabrication. We (designers) can *do* this now! I met the tackle guys at a barcap in NC a couple years ago and they were awesome -- so excited about what they are doing. And you are right that the biggest thing taking the wind out of their sails was problem of manufacturing. At the barcamp we talked a lot about the possibilities of instant fabrication (ie, the ability to print in 3 dimensions). The problem of distribution is another one I hadn't thought of. But my point is that I am just frustrated that designers don't share, and we don't get asked to share; we have a tiny uncomfortable a place in the open source world. Using open version control for autoCAD files is the core of the idea to me. Sharing photoshop files in an open source way would be the same idea; it almost never happens. ... Hmm, maybe I should start putting my stuff on github ... anyway thanks for the reminder about Tackle! I think its a shame that open source design (both theory and praxis) is lagging so far behind the reality of instant fabrication. We (designers) can *do* this now!

I met the tackle guys at a barcap in NC a couple years ago and they were awesome — so excited about what they are doing. And you are right that the biggest thing taking the wind out of their sails was problem of manufacturing. At the barcamp we talked a lot about the possibilities of instant fabrication (ie, the ability to print in 3 dimensions). The problem of distribution is another one I hadn’t thought of.

But my point is that I am just frustrated that designers don’t share, and we don’t get asked to share; we have a tiny uncomfortable a place in the open source world. Using open version control for autoCAD files is the core of the idea to me. Sharing photoshop files in an open source way would be the same idea; it almost never happens. … Hmm, maybe I should start putting my stuff on github …

anyway thanks for the reminder about Tackle!

]]>