February 2010
69 posts
BosBos.net - embrace the sub-culture →
Lowered Expectations: Web Redefines 'Quality' →
666 Mix | Stones Throw Records →
This mix (Super Manak Soul) was done on 06/06/06 live in one take as a practice session for my 666 gig happening tonight at Cinespace. Sorry it’s so Sloppy (and Satanic).
the sap also rises →
The dirty dozen excuses plagiarists give for... →
ROFLCon →
Siri Assistant for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on... →
“Then I heard the real estate story that I hear far too much: The cabbie is about...”
– This sounds like the story of Hyde Park, Mattapan, Jamaica Plain and a handful of other neighborhoods I frequented in my youth,
Taxi ride down memory lane - Boston Real Estate - Boston.com
“The other thing that bothers me, and ought to bother Apple, is the obvious...”
– Daring Fireball: Tits and Apps
Bloug: The Redesign Must Die talk →
The Trouble With Tribbles, A Television Adaptation... →
Freaking BRILLIANT. I like how they got the glimpse of the fur coat and tennis sneaker in on panel.
The Blog of Steve Schwartz: No One Knows What the... →
Feeling Like a Fraud
Have you ever received praise, or even an award, for being great at something despite having no clue what you’re doing? Do you feel like a fraud, wondering what sort of voodoo you’ve unwittingly conjured up to make people think you know what you’re doing, when the…
KONZUK →
Henry Sutton's top 10 unreliable narrators →
I understand where Sutton is going here but any list of unreliable narrators cannot exist without some Poe character. I have always used The Fall of the House of Usher as a template for the style, and there are numerous examples scattered throughout his work. In fact, it may be easier to just intro such a list with “Rather than go into detail on Poe’s work we’ll just include his...
Bluelounge - StudioDesk →
Very cool design - almost worth building an office around.
Pinboard - antisocial bookmarking →
“We weren’t entirely sold on Ubisoft’s new “anti-piracy plan” when the publisher...”
– Things You Should Boycott: Assassin’s Creed II and Its Horrendously Restrictive DRM | Maximum PC
“In summary, bed-making is a hidden pandemic that exacts a huge toll on the...”
– The well-made bed: an unappreciated public health risk — Patterson and Stewart-Patterson 165 (12): 1591 — Canadian Medical Association Journal
SimpleFolio | Slimmity →
Form & Forest Modern Prefab Cabin Kits and Plans →
Every time I come back to Vancouver I realize how much I want to retire here to a cabin not too far from the city. Don’t get me wrong, I want something newer with a few bells and whistles so I can maintain the lifestyle to which I am accustomed.
These beauties appear to be the ideal vehicle for just such an idea.
FRONTLINE: flying cheap | PBS →
“I have no intention of sitting down and watching a ten hour movie that purports...”
– Things Not To Do In Your Debut Novel - The Rumpus.net
Happy Tiffin →
Rent A Coder →
Turntable Lab Digital | Download MP3s / WAVs →
ZestofYore →
FL Studio Homepage →
ClockworkGrin :: Ross Mansfield Design Portfolio →
Persuasive 2010 - Copenhagen →
Blog « The Garland Group →
Audioengine - A5 Premium Powered Bookshelf... →
Drool-worthy
“Sometimes, weird is interesting. Sometimes, weird is just weird.”
– On J.D. Drew (Comment #9 in the thread)
BBTF’s Newsblog Discussion :: Massarotti: Lining up the 2010 Sox
UPPERCASE - journal →
{ davidsylvian.com } the official David Sylvian... →
Gwaredd Space: Game Development in a Post-Agile... →
Blood and Milk →
O'Reilly Media -- Bookstore: In a Nutshell Series →
“These books aren’t tutorials. They take a topic and drill down, expand, and, we hope, delight the reader by providing useful information the reader didn’t even expect to find. This ‘leap of…
Safer Suds: U.K.'s Design Bridge Invents a More... →
I love these designs but what grabbed me was the number: 87,000 pint glass attacks every year! Can that be right? Just over 238 pint glass attacks EVERY DAY?
Dinosaur Island: Shawn Lee & The Ping Pong... →
Playing in the background @ Subeez in Vancouver. Big slabs of ominous sound.
Dot Grid Journal | Needs/Wants →