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Monthly Archives: November 2005
South Kingstown’s thankful remains
David Brussat: “But, curiously, in recent decades, second- and third-generation crudscape has increasingly nodded, however slightly, toward the past.” (free registration—the anti-blog—required)
Posted in rhodeisland, south kingstown
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Convergence Oceania ’05
gnat: “Apparently the infrastructure whose costs they’re recouping is entirely built out of fibre spun from the eyelashes of Indonesian princesses and each packet is transmitted in a 24 karat solid gold envelope.”
Posted in wireless
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No RSS, No Horse, No Moustache
Scripting News: “Cori Schlegel notes that only four of the companies presenting at Under The Radar have RSS feeds.” When I see something like this, and when someone has been kind enough to provide a nice set of links to … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, rss
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On the BBS, Nobody Knows You’re Not a Wolf
RedWolf: “Online, I would be Red Wolf, a confident 32 year old computer professional — the kind of guy no power-tripping teenage BBSers would dare mess with.”
Posted in retro
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I Am Selling This Card To See My Way Through
I’ve created a new photoset showcasing some of Josh’s work.
Posted in personal
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Books in the Twilight Zone
Tim O’Reilly: “Making intermediate electronic copies in order to create derived works that are themselves fair use is one of those technological changes that requires us to rethink the narrow interpretation of copyright law that old-line companies would have us … Continue reading
Posted in publishing
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Halo 2 Modding Considered Harmful?
Stephen Cawood, author of Halo 2 Hacks (which I had the honor and pleasure of editing): “modding is not the same as cheating.”
Posted in books, games
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