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lerubbish: Learn it, so you can be better than those who dont know it and be snobby and rub it in when needed, such is the way of life sir. cheers.
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socraticsarah: Friedrich Nietzsche 1844-1900, Nationality: German Group Alliances: “Exacerbating” Existentialists “Aggressive” Atheists “Reprehensible” Relativists AKA:Beat-ya Nietzsche Nice Guy Freddie Right Said Fred Zarathustra Powers: Remarkably original, ahead of his time. Weaknesses: Crazy.
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Minecraft
Minecraft minecraftfanclub: Minecraft is an indie video game developed by the incredible Notch. It is a survival game with blocky, pixelly graphics that suit the game very well. Your adventure takes place in a randomly generated world (which can get 1.76 times the size of planet Earth), in which you must gather resources, build a shelter, mine…
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By combining plastic bricks and technology, it becomes possible to create an interactive experience that would not be possible to bring fictional items like the Green Lantern power battery or the TARDIS to life. Upon completion of the Green Lantern, friends were impressed and asked if they would one day see the rest of the…
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52 Weeks of UX: Simplicity isn’t that simple
52 Weeks of UX: Simplicity isn’t that simple “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” —Leonardo Da Vinci Simplicity, by definition, is freedom from complexity; the absence of luxury or pretentiousness. Sophistication, on the other hand, often implies a sense of style, cultivated beauty and refinement. So is Da Vinci…
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Fountain: Esquire profiles Jason Rohrer, the video game designer behind Passage,…
Fountain: Esquire profiles Jason Rohrer, the video game designer behind Passage,… Esquire profiles Jason Rohrer, the video game designer behind Passage, an elegant little game that will take you exactly 5 minutes to finish: Passage was sad, it was sincere, it was personal, it was mysterious, it was existential, and for all these reasons, it…
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stephysocks: This is my bit for the it gets better project www.itgetsbetterproject.com poster + background photo © Steph McElroy