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Like I need more weblogs to read….
Category: Uncategorized
links for 2006-12-01
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There’s a ton of freely, downloadable music here. Enjoy!
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A cool, surrealish webcomic.
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Hooray! Ancient Chinese wisdom. Or whatever.
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Geez. Everyone’s doing surreal webcomics these days….
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A neat webcomic. It’s a five-part location-based story.
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It’s an online photo editor. Something that could come in handy sometime, but I haven’t used it yet.
links for 2006-11-30
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That’s a freaking huge machine….
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I make it a point to check out these IF Competition (or text adventure) games every year. It’s a fascinating way to tell a story.
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I’ve read the first few paragraphs of this. Grim, grim stuff.
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A video of Kerouac reading from something. Very nice.
links for 2006-11-20
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This list of CSS thingies might be useful for work. We’ll see.
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A list of influential science and technology books. Worth checking some of these out, probably
links for 2006-11-19
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An analysis of Orson Scott Card’s novel, ENDER’S GAME. I find myself agreeing almost entirely with this reading of the book, both in its broader implications and for understanding why I liked Card’s writing so much as an adolescent.
links for 2006-11-17
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Downloadable, printable games. Fun?
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Rushkoff’s interviews are always interesting.
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There’s some cool art/toys/etc. in there.
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A ‘donationware’ downloadable, pdf magazine of occult/esoteric topics.
Archives!
I just imported all of the archives from my old weblog(s). Go check ’em out, if you want…
links for 2006-11-14
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Symbolic maps of the brain
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A cool steampunk-y toy figurine, complete with monocle, robot arm and giant removable hat.
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Incredibly useful breakdown of CSS selector types.
links for 2006-11-11
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Hmmm. Buying cheap glasses online…. could be useful….
links for 2006-11-10
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A nice list of useful free software. I’m already familiar with a lot of this stuff, but it’s always nice to have them listed in one place.
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They have some snazzy looking online galleries. It’s nice to see some flickr competitors out there.
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You can’t go wrong checking out a list of books put together by Bruce Sterling.