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Gaming the Network Poetic – Video from the Opening
jafish: http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=7116946&server=vimeo.com&fullscreen=1&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=1&color=00ADEF via vimeo.com Posted via web from Amusement Device | Comment »
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foomandoonian: An In-Depth Guide to Working with Typography in Illustrator
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The path to Android for a “very successful iOS game development shop” might be “skipping the Android Market entirely” in favor of deals to be bundled on select handsets, according to John Gruber. Is the Android ecosystem that ugly? What that developer’s considering is pretty wild, if you think about it. The consensus is that…
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All I Found Was This…: Levitating Light
All I Found Was This…: Levitating Light allifoundwasthis: This light bulb is a levitating yet powered lightbulb. It will float stably in midair and remain on for years without any physical contact, charging, or batteries. Ironically, with the levitation and wireless power circuitry both on, this entire package still consumes less than half the…
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ctrlclick: via: kariwolfe
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artgames: Lecciones de diseño de niveles a cargo de Edmund McMillen, la mitad del Team Meat. Una sobre la dificultad, y otra sobre el riesgo y la recompensa. Además de aprender sobre la evolución de ambos conceptos, puedes ver unos dibujos la mar de majos. // Level Design lessons of Edmund McMillen, half of Team…
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1-Bit music is the first release by Tristan Perich. It is a CD jewel case cointaining hand-assembled electronics programmed to generate an album of low-fi electronic music. One bit of data is the smallest unit of digital information, representing a binary state: on or off, true or false. Using this minimal waveform for audio, Perich…
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Another is the clothes hanger, which dates back to 1903 when Albert J. Parkhouse arrived for work at a lampshade frame factory in Jackson, Michigan, only to find that all of the coat hooks were taken. He made something to hang his coat on by bending a piece of wire into an elongated triangle and…
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with 566,998 views as of this posting. Three courageous young performers, with an enviable online viewership, play their rendition of the first song ever played on MTV. Video Killed the Radio Star by the Buggles, covered by The Wrong Trousers (via Smileypen) (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
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