Joshua Kaufman, studying in London, has a great post about HCI being discussed in terms of the philosophy of science, specifically Popper and Kuhn:
“…according to Popper, if HCI is a science it must have falsifiable universal laws. There are a few examples of universal HCI laws such as GOMS and Fitts Law, but compared to the established sciences, we find HCI generally lacking in such laws.
So if HCI fails both Kuhns and Poppers definition of science, what is it?”
Also via Joshua’s site, I discovered OK/Cancel – a HCI/UCD focussed comic book and blog – I feel I am witnessing the birth of a new genre: usability infotainment!
Petafloptimism 
That’s my computer
I usually hate it when people do this, but here’s a “content loading” message that is pretty awful: “You’ll be
Explosure
As it seems to be trendy for columnists to invent words and phrases, I couldn’t help jumping on the bandwagon. I know this word seems to have been used elsewhere via a quick Google but I will define it here. Explosure (ik-splo’zh?r)n. 1. The act or ins…
Explosure
As it seems to be trendy for columnists to invent words and phrases, I couldn’t help jumping on the bandwagon. I know this word seems to have been used elsewhere via a quick Google but I will define it here. Explosure (ik-splo’zh’r) n. The act or insta…