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February 21, 2010
Mistakes In Food
Sent from my outboard brain
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SWEATSHOP: SURVIVOR
I think Eliza's lost her shit. Please ensure she doesn't die. Full statement here, and here's the topslice:
There's aSWEATSHOPin about eleven hours that is cutting out even more slack between patrons and the artists they feed. I mean, haven't you ever wanted to just dangle a gobbet of lemon chicken over an artist's snapping, slavering maw?
Well, thanks to the brilliant minds behind SWEATSHOP,now you can!
That's right. Sunday SWEATSHOPcuts out the middle man, and letsyou, the faithful...
February 20, 2010
Night Music: Relmic Statute
From the album SITTING UNDER THE LANTERN'S GLOW. You can find Relmic Statute on eMusic, I think. It's quiet. Play loud.
Links for 2010-02-19
"…ubiquitous computing needs to ?become sexy and desirable? able to be appreciated as cultural design objects rather than technology? they should be tasteful, simple, clear, clean, contemporary, affordable in order to be invited into the home?."
(tags:cities digital tech comms computing peopleiknow )I launched a new thingy
Sean Bonner follows in the footsteps of T-shirt Of The Week. This should be fun.
(tags:merch )Spillway: I Have...
Station Ident: Working For The Weekend
This is warren ellis dot com. We do not recognise weekends. We are here until we drop.
February 19, 2010
Field Operations
Home. At least for a while.
It may finally be time I ascribed Project Names to things, so that I'm not continually referring to them as That Thing I Can't Talk About #34. But this will inexorably lead to assigning codenames to the related players.
So, I could say that I must meet Agent J next week in pursuit of Project Drill, and then sit down with Agent L and a tv company about Project Plato… and I will have largely preserved the required secrecy. But I will have also made...
Links for 2010-02-19
PROJECT LANGUAGE: "During the development of Shownar… we found ourselves having to refer very precisely to weird abstract concepts that arose from the data. To have conversations without misunderstandings, we made up words and put a long dictionary on the wall with the title ?Teach yourself Dutch.? Because for some reason the project lingo got called Dutch. It?s not really Dutch. It?s English. But to an English speaker listening in on us talking in this lingo, it...
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