May 2013
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April 2013
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Messing With the Wrong City →
Bostonians don’t love easy things. They love hard things.
Apr 17th
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Apr 14th
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“I am a friend, comrades, a friend!”
– Yuri Gagarin’s first words upon returning to earth, to a woman and a girl near where his capsule landed. (12 April 1961) The woman asked: “Can it be that you have come from outer space?” to which Gagarin replied: “As a matter of fact, I have!” (via asonlynasacan)
Apr 12th
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.mattfraction: from Brian K Vaughan, re SAGA 12... →
joehillsthrills: mattfractionblog: As has hopefully been clear from the first page of our first issue, SAGA is a series for the proverbial “mature reader.” Unfortunately, because of two postage stamp-sized images of gay sex, Apple is banning tomorrow’s SAGA #12 from being sold through any iOS apps. This is a drag, especially because our book has featured what I would consider much more...
Apr 9th
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“That expensive coffee machine and climbing wall isn’t a free perk,...”
– Ben Kuchera, from the Penny Arcade Report, nails another element of the video game industry by taking a cold hard look at the real cost of games. What I like about this particular quote is that it can just as easily be applied to all those “cool” tech companies who flaunt their cereal...
Apr 8th
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March 2013
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“I’m a big dummy but almost every major decision Google has made since Larry Page...”
– edwardunknown (via azspot)
Mar 15th
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February 2013
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“TV advertising used to work like this: you sat on your sofa while creatives were...”
– Charlie Brooker’s Screen burn | The Guardian (via deplorableword)
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New research finds that bottlenose dolphins call... →
While this type of research has been done before (pretty sure with whales?), I think we should all take 10 minutes to sit and think about this. I mean “we” as in “everybody”. On the planet. ‘Cause maybe we’re wrong about all kinds of shit.
Feb 21st
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