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May 11 2008
Top 5 artists this week
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stormgrassMay 10 2008
The Savages (US 2007) is a very realistic, never sappy or cliche drama about two neurotic, failed struggling intellectual siblings faced with the task of caring for their aging, estranged father while being preoccupied with their own vocational and relationship issues.
While its uncompromising realism at times makes the film border on the mundane, it finds lots of absurd humor in the situations the pair are thrust into, and the dynamic between the likably flawed characters. 7/10
While its uncompromising realism at times makes the film border on the mundane, it finds lots of absurd humor in the situations the pair are thrust into, and the dynamic between the likably flawed characters. 7/10
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cnStyrofoam matches "happy beats and sad lyrics", here sung by Ben Gibbard of Death Cab/Postal Service.
Since his greatest album his music has gotten progressively more poppy and kitschy, but this is still a show not to be missed: Sunday night @ Chelsea
Since his greatest album his music has gotten progressively more poppy and kitschy, but this is still a show not to be missed: Sunday night @ Chelsea
May 09 2008
Very brief stop at festwochen opening @ rathausplatz
tinydb.org
"A simple API for writing and reading small chunks of data from anywhere, a platform upon which twitter applications and javascript widgets can be written."
wrnrAnother Chris Ware animation for This American Life.
Polylog Lexikon: Überwachungsangst, die
John Resig - Processing.js
Oh, wow: Port of the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element.Reposted by
May 08 2008
> I can haz 1. Studienabschnitt!!!11!111elf
c3o: Yay, gratuliere!
c3o: Yay, gratuliere!
isisRomano De Rocco - (5/5)
My favorite ice cream in Vienna. Italian owners, open since 1964, ice cream made from fresh fruit from the market across the street.
It's been a season or two since I've been there, but I'd recommend the melon (cantaloupe) and After Eight flavors.
And get your cone with molten chocolate on top (which I remember being officially called "Negertüte" when I was a child...)
Facebook Profile Redesign - Detailed Specs & First Impressions
Feed and Wall are being merged, apparently? The result might be somewhat tumbleloggish, will have to wait and see.May 07 2008
Holy shit, the sky is quite literally falling! You better pick up some speed in Dino Run if you want to delay your poor dinosaur's extinction.
Gorgeously pixely, insanely fast-paced, dead simple controls and a quite complex, physics-simulated world:
A perfect little Flash game.
Gorgeously pixely, insanely fast-paced, dead simple controls and a quite complex, physics-simulated world:
A perfect little Flash game.
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nex
Oh, right, it has online multiplayer. In a little Flash game. Way cool. And signing up for an account takes seconds; you don't need to rely on a cookie to save your progress. (Still, you can play as a 'guest' just the same.)
So far I'm not impressed with the gameplay itself, but I'll give it another shot on a faster machine some time.
nex
Gorgeously pixely, insanely fast-paced, dead simple controls and a quite complex, physics-simulated world: A perfect little Flash game.I don't dig it when the same basic gravity function and collision detection we took for granted in the 80s is confused with complex physics as soon as some minor gimmick is tacked on. Dino Run is not Gish. The controls are awkward and unresponsive, but maybe that's because Flash doesn't perform on my PPC. And maybe it would feel fast-paced if I didn't suck so much and could keep up with the others.
Oh, right, it has online multiplayer. In a little Flash game. Way cool. And signing up for an account takes seconds; you don't need to rely on a cookie to save your progress. (Still, you can play as a 'guest' just the same.)
So far I'm not impressed with the gameplay itself, but I'll give it another shot on a faster machine some time.
nex
3 months ago
Reposted by walterra
walterra
May 06 2008
(Oddly enough upon seeing this I immediately remembered the Barks story this panel is taken from, as well as the official German text in the speech bubble. It's surely been ten years since I read it... must have made an impact. Apparently it's one of Erika Fuchs' most famous translations.)
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c3o checked in @ Wien, Austria
c3o checked in @ Wien, Austria
Seriously? Is that just a very long-running banner, have those clowns made a comeback or does Google think I'm feeling nostalgic for 1999?
Seen on Bobblebrook.com
Seen on Bobblebrook.com
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philippe
c3o says:
Seriously? Is that just a very long-running banner, have those clowns made a comeback or does Google think I'm feeling nostalgic for 1999?
Seen on Bobblebrook.com
Seriously, you wouldn't believe how much clicks on that shit are worth. :/
Seriously? Is that just a very long-running banner, have those clowns made a comeback or does Google think I'm feeling nostalgic for 1999?
Seen on Bobblebrook.com
Seriously, you wouldn't believe how much clicks on that shit are worth. :/
philippe
3 months ago
We're assembling a self through choice. The future is curatorial! Someone get Girl a tumblelog.
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