February 2012
1 post
Zen Table by Simon Hallam — Kickstarter →
January 2012
1 post
October 2011
1 post
August 2011
2 posts
July 2011
3 posts
June 2011
4 posts
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May 2011
4 posts
Witchcraft on wheels. Beautifully filmed.
Danny MacAskill - “Way Back Home” by Dave Sowerby
The trailer for Lume, a puzzle game made by filming real cardboard cutouts.
1 tag
Anatomy of a Mashup: Definitive Daft Punk... →
(via INNERACT)
April 2011
3 posts
March 2011
1 post
February 2011
1 post
BeerCamp at SXSW 2011 →
Extremely sexy HTML5 site. Use the scroll wheel.
December 2010
2 posts
Ben the Bodyguard →
Beautiful teaser site for an upcoming iPhone app.
via John Gruber
November 2010
3 posts
We will create a civilization of the Mind in Cyberspace. May it be more humane...
– A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace, written by John Perry Barlow nearly fifteen years ago.
God, how I miss my own utopianism from these days sometimes.
North Korean Film Madness - The Vice Guide To Film →
The Vice Guide visits Kim Jong Il’s Pyongyang film studios. Very surreal, very creepy.
October 2010
13 posts
creative lab @ google: interesting things →
A massive slideshow, chock-full of interesting things found online. Bring at least an hour of time for this one.
Ben Pieratt: In Praise of Quitting Your Job →
I think it comes down to the fact that, for some people, work is personal. Personal in the same way that singing or playing the piano or painting is personal.
As a creative person, you’ve been given the ability to build things from nothing by way of hard work over long periods of time. Creation is a deeply personal and rewarding activity, which means that your Work should also be...
September 2010
12 posts
Talking Tools: Marco Arment of Tumblr and... →
marco: on PHP
But what I don’t like are criticisms based on the ability to write bad code, or the large amounts of bad code in tutorials and popular PHP software. These are both mostly because PHP has been so popular (and so easy) for so long.
Disclaimer: I’ve only had casual contact with PHP for around three years now, so I might be out of date, in addition to being flat-out wrong.
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