via We-Make-Money-Not-Art This article about Valerio Spolentini’s project, called V-Scratch talks about this university student’s simple idea for video/audio scratching using a very simple layout. A turntable with a record on it (any record with a paper label in the center, I assume). A laptop (for the audio/video sources). An audio mixer (but I’m not…
Month: May 2006
Da Vinci’s In a Quest
Via OhNoTheyDidn’t “The Da Vinci Code” drew lukewarm praise, shrugs of indifference, some jeering laughter and a few derisive jabs Tuesday from arguably the world’s toughest movie crowd: critics at the Cannes Film Festival. The year’s most anticipated movie, “The Da Vinci Code” was a generally faithful adaptation of Dan Brown’s monster best seller, spinning…
Saw a technical marketing video in 2001, and my brain popped.
I’ll have to see if I can find the video I’m talking out in this repost from our YahooGroup in December of 2001… [Edit: Yep. Here it is.� Requires IE, or at least something more like IE than Firefox.] Hebbo one and all. Okay, maybe Frank didn’t like this, but I thought it was hilarious….
You’re all fired.
Via Download Squad: Hold onto your job while you’re looking around in here. 101 Free Games
This just in!
I have no excuse for this, other than me playing with Newpaper Snippet Generator, and making myself laugh.
G4 + BOOM = G5!
Someone out there wanted the Internet’s help buying a G5 (at .25c per person, he got up to his $5,000 he needed). How’d he do it? By promising to BLOW UP HIS CURRENT Mac (a G4). Now I’ve got to go find out how much Tannerite costs. Much better quality and humour than one would…
Anti-Anti-Spam Backlash – BlueFrog must be working!
Looks like BlueSecurity is making enough of a dent in spam (or at least is annoying enough to the spammer community) that the spammers are attempting to strike back. I’ve been using BlueFrog, which automatically reports spammers who fail to comply with the Do Not Intrude registry, for a few months, and today, for the…