Warren Ellis's Blog, page 190

Links for 2010-11-05

Implementing the Demon-Haunted Notebook
"I recently posted a sketch of a notebook that demands use, and complains loudly to you and others when you neglect it:"
(tags:papernet )
Introduction – Google Cloud Print – Google Code
"Our goal is to build a printing experience that enables any app (web, desktop, or mobile) on any device to print to any printer anywhere in the world."
(tags:comms papernet )
BLDGBLOG: Liquid Radio
"Could temporary jets of seawater be used as functioning radio antennas? Apparently so…"
(tags:tech comms mad )

Working

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The new Field Notes edition

Embossed, black on black, beautiful. Am about to fill it with my little mind babies.

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FREAKANGELS 0113

In which we conclude our psychedelic tangent.

Conan! What Is Best In Life?

"Beads. Shiny shiny beads."

Comet Hartley 2

(BBC)

Links for 2010-11-04

Bonnyroad On Undetermined Level Of Development Hell At BBC
"Bonnyroad, the Grant Morrison/Paul McGuigan/Stephen Fry sci-fi/supernatural TV drama in the works is? well? still in the works. But is not slated for any kind of production for at least the next twelve months. POssibly even the next twelve months. The blame is down to a pincer of two things ? BBC Scotland pushing too many things through the BBC bottleneck, and planned cutbacks all over the shop as a result of the BBC licence fee freeze." ARSE.
(tags:tv bloodyhell )
Publications at Present London
new magazine store
(tags:magazine shopping )
Few Americans using location-based services: Pew study
"Foursquare is one of the hottest tech startups around but few Americans are using it or similar location-based services, according to a report released on Thursday. Only one percent of US adult Internet users are using a "geosocial" service such as Foursquare or Gowalla on any given day…"
(tags:comms )

Received in email from "Spider." Stan's so happy because...

Received in email from "Spider." Stan's so happy because he can't see what's on "Spider's" t-shirt.

(Or, hell, maybe he did see it, and is thinking to himself "Verily! A plentiful pounding of pathogens! Excelsior!")

Random Webcomics Thought

Somewhere out there, there has to be someone doing for webcomics what artbomb.net did for print comics: telling people only about the good stuff, and ignoring the bad stuff. I personally haven't seen it yet, but I bet it's out there. Has to be. The curational process should have dug in years ago.

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