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Punchcut is presenting a case study on Qualcomm Sans at 4:15PM EST.
When you send a text message to [number deleted] your message will show up on the screen, set in Qualcomm Sans.
We call it the Punchcut Heckle Engine™... enjoy.
(Ahem, I think I have to say that standard text messaging rates apply.)
Comments
12 Aug 2006 — 9:50pm
how did it work?
i sent in a message.
cost me 10 cents!
13 Aug 2006 — 4:59am
It was a riot!
Some messages I remember (maybe other attendees can post more) --
"Your fly is open"
"Jared, Typophile needs a reboot" (or something to that affect)
"Hrant hrant hrant"
"Is this thing working"
"You're talking too fast"
"You're talking too slow"
13 Aug 2006 — 2:50pm
I admit the "Hey Jared, Typophile search is broken!" and "Dezcom is the froggy prince" were me. :-D
14 Aug 2006 — 6:53am
A couple of others:
"Church babes are hot!"
"Print-web dance-off later."
14 Aug 2006 — 7:11am
Samadam (any relation to the Sam Adams?), it was a bit of scripting that Christian and Jared put together... The SMS from your mobile is sent to a Punchcut phone, then the message is transferred (sucked out) via bluetooth to the Mac on the podium. We averaged 1 SMS every 15 seconds.
My favorite was "...and God created Punchcut!"
Some others:
"Punchcut or Punchdrunk?"
"Turn off the mess it's annoying"
"Hi mark"
"Whatever!"
"I only text in papyrus."
"They didn't want music downloads either."
"Sing the Bitstream song."
15 Aug 2006 — 7:23am
"I admit the “Hey Jared, Typophile search is broken!” and “Dezcom is the froggy prince” were me. :-D"
Thanks David! I got a good laugh from those! Ribbitt :-)
ChrisL
15 Aug 2006 — 10:52am
Tamye should have explained the the "Church Babes are hot" comment came a moment after Christian, who was the podium speaker at the time, innocently mentioned that he had met his wife-to-be in church. Christian's face was transformed into bright crimson after the "Church babes" comment hit the screen.
ChrisL
16 Aug 2006 — 10:14am
Here's the complete transcript from the database, including the ones that didn't make it onto the screen when the system got overloaded.
19 Aug 2006 — 12:27pm
Here are a few images of the presentation:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/splorp/tags/heckleengine/