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designbinge: Beech-wood Flower Press from store: Manufactum
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owlmylove: thesanityclause: 221cbakerstreet: Secret cinema found beneath Paris. In September 2004, French police discovered a hidden chamber in the catacombs under Paris. It contained a full-sized movie screen, projection equipment, a bar, a pressure cooker for making couscous, a professionally installed electricity system, and at least three phone lines. Movies ranged from 1950s noir classics…
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processedlives: “As a writer of science fiction I was free to imagine new ways of thinking about people and power, free to maneuver my characters into situations that don’t exist…I’ve been told again and again that my characters aren’t "nice.” I don’t doubt it. People who must violate their long-held beliefs are rarely pleasant. I…
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notational: Learning Python using Codecademy and Raspberry Pi Minecraft “Craig’s book is one of best teaching and learning resources that I’ve ever seen for any subject. It follows the Python lessons in Codecademy (one of the best online learning resources out there) and then reinforces these skills using Raspberry Pi Minecraft. It’s contemporary and it’s…
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Imagine this: Instead of waiting in her tower, Rapunzel slices off her long, golden hair with a carving knife, and then uses it to climb down to freedom. Just as she’s about to take the poison apple, Snow White sees the familiar wicked glow in the old lady’s eyes, and slashes the evil queen’s throat…
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The Age of ‘Infopolitics’ – NYTimes.com
The Age of ‘Infopolitics’ – NYTimes.com We are in the midst of a flood of alarming revelations about information sweeps conducted by government agencies and private corporations concerning the activities and habits of ordinary Americans. After the initial alarm that accompanies every leak and news report, many of us retreat to the status quo, quieting…
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itswalky: Why is “spinning cloth cock” an action feature?
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cinoh: Duane Michals, Andy Warhol
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cinoh: theparisreview: “Art doesn’t have to do anything. It just has to be there for the fierce pleasure we take in doing it.” —Raymond Carver