2006-03-25
organization
Do you regret that you are not organized enough? mc.clintock.com has paved the way to being complete organized.
The site's author can speak best about the degree of obsessive detail which comprises the site:
I also admire the site for the pure clean design of it. And... you can get gift items depicting the site's contents, if you'd like to.
The site's author can speak best about the degree of obsessive detail which comprises the site:
mc.clintock.com was originally developed as a way to test Apache configurations.Everything from collections of miniature tools [some of which actually work] to the contents of the refrigerator and the underwear drawer are carefully catalogued for the inquisitive viewer to behold. More work that I would want to take up and do, but you've got to admire Mr. McClintock's tenacity.
Really.
But it also comes down to an appreciation for documentation and lists, as well as a keen appreciation for the absurd aspect of "revealing" the contents of my home to the entire world. There isn't much in my house that isn't also in everyone else's house, and precious little that's not visible to the casual visitor, but almost everyone I've spoken to sees this project as either an incredible intrusion, or as an invitation to be robbed.
I also admire the site for the pure clean design of it. And... you can get gift items depicting the site's contents, if you'd like to.
DISCOVERED while looking for a photo of spring clamps |
Labels: collections, design, distractions
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