A lovely cover.
my.bicycle
“all we ever wanted was everything; all we ever got was cold”
Sunday, December 6
Wednesday, December 2
Sunday, November 15
Saturday, November 7
Friday, November 6
Monday, November 2
Friday, October 30
heinlein
“There has grown up in the minds of certain groups in this country the notion that because a man or corporation has made a profit out of the public for a number of years, the government and the courts are charged with the duty of guaranteeing such profit in the future, even in the face of changing circumstances and contrary to public interest. This strange doctrine is not supported by statute or common law. Neither individuals nor corporations have any right to come into court and ask that the clock of history be stopped, or turned back.”
Saturday, September 26
Wednesday, September 23
"do you like our car noise?" "is it artificial?" "of course it is."
Slashdot Technology Story | Nissan Gives Electric Cars Blade Runner Audio Effect: 'A campaign backed by automakers and some lawmakers to make electric or hybrid cars noisier in a bid to increase safety for pedestrians and cyclists has taken a strange, Blade Runner-type twist. Nissan sound engineers have announced that the Leaf electric car set for release next year will emit a 'beautiful and futuristic' noise similar to the sound of flying cars — or 'spinners' — that buzz around 2019 Los Angeles in Ridley Scott's dystopian thriller based on a Philip K. Dick science fiction novel.'
Wednesday, September 16
Thursday, August 27
Sunday, August 23
Sunday, August 16
Saturday, August 8
Friday, July 31
Jellyfish Attack Japan
Boingboing is covering the "assault" of jiant gellyfish which are arriving in droves in Japan. Here's a snapshot of Osaka I took from my window this morning of the very event.
Tuesday, July 28
Monday, July 27
“Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner.”
- James Bovard
Thursday, July 23
Tuesday, July 21
bip, boop
Pterodactyl Squad - A video game music netlabel - has produced an 8-bit tribute to Weezer; it's a little more complex and rich than I expect from my 8b joy, and very impressive. Even if you're not into Weezer.
(waxy)
(waxy)
Friday, July 10
“the name's 12... MK12”
In 2003 I blogged about Ultralove Ninja, a song and video which became a point of obsession for me. It's James Bond sexy spy riffs mashing suggestively against ninja magic and kitschy, smooth computer graphics just overwhelmed me. I've still got the remixes from their promotional site on my iPod.
The other day the wife and I watched the newest Bond movie: Quantum of Solace; I was utterly stoked to see the opening credits attributed to MK12. This is like the kid that grows up doing backyard wrestling moves on a 16mm camera getting their debut in the WWE. And it's fantastic:
The other day the wife and I watched the newest Bond movie: Quantum of Solace; I was utterly stoked to see the opening credits attributed to MK12. This is like the kid that grows up doing backyard wrestling moves on a 16mm camera getting their debut in the WWE. And it's fantastic:
Monday, July 6
AR/ARG/arrrgggh
Using Virtual/Physical Locations, mispeled wants to turn you all into LARPers in an Augmented Reality game. Sign me up. I've been interested in this kind of game for the past few years: instead of making a cellphone game which uses the limited hardware of a cellphone to emulate the kind of play common in front of a TV set, why not use the features of the handset more robustly. They've all got communication ability with some kind of network, they all have microphones, most of them have cameras... why are they all striving to be an ancient Super Nintendo with painfully inappropriate controller layout instead of embracing the broader range of their technology?
I've always assumed the reason is the limited demographic size of any one handheld layout, and prohibitive development costs to accommodate the hardware, coupled with the "gatekeeper" nature of the telecoms keeping so much of the financial pie to themselves that it was just prohibitive. With the iPhone's ubiquity, there's a largely standardized platform, and getting the app onto it is as simple as using the iTunes Music Store. I hope mispeled gets their game soon. (slashdot)
I've always assumed the reason is the limited demographic size of any one handheld layout, and prohibitive development costs to accommodate the hardware, coupled with the "gatekeeper" nature of the telecoms keeping so much of the financial pie to themselves that it was just prohibitive. With the iPhone's ubiquity, there's a largely standardized platform, and getting the app onto it is as simple as using the iTunes Music Store. I hope mispeled gets their game soon. (slashdot)
Sunday, July 5
Friday, July 3
Sunday, June 28
Thursday, June 25
Monday, May 18
metacritical
The game I worked on for the last two years, UFC 2009 Undisputed, is pulling in an 87 of 100 rating. Yahoo!
Thursday, May 14
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