Links for 2005-03-01
03/01/2005
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Passionate policement. Stunning.
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“Sales of digital radios have outstripped the demand for traditional sets for the first time, leading UK high street store Dixons has said” – and highest sales of radios since 1985!
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More of a treatise / satire on the biological method than anything else – although perhaps drawing analogies that do not hold…
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Designed to help people see what’s currently causing a buzz in the Observer’s offices. Interesting.
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David Galbraith responds to a book on Xenobiology and the consequences of human overpopulation…
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“When I multiply numbers together, I see two shapes. The image starts to change and evolve, and a third shape emerges. That’s the answer.”
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She thanked everyone involved in “Catwoman,” a film she said took her from the top of her profession to the bottom.
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I’m interested in this as a general approach to the articulation of new concepts(categories: podcasting process)
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I would try this out for you guys except it’s a .pkg and you have to do installing things and they make me nervous
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It’s shiny and elegant and 37signals-ish, and anyone who doesn’t like it is a grumpy old sod(categories: jasonkottke weblog)
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Hideous, selfish, dishonourable and sickening approach to life that makes me feel nauseous and depressed(categories: power philosophy)
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I’m basically posting this because I’m vain and I like the way that they compliment me for my bastardised design sense