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gif vs. Flash
A history of the US state boundaries in a gif. And to think that we’ve all seen poorly designed Flash sites that do less than this….
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design type links
While trying to fine funky web forums for inspiration on how to make one look good, I found the following specimens. By way of design is kinky , the texelse boys . Unfortunately the site uses frames and tables, but is pretty cool to look at. I didn’t find any cool forums, although I remember…
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Films
Films that I have watched recently: Crash This is a fucking weird movie. Fucking weird. There aren’t too many films that I watch and then don’t have clue what the hell they were about. Dudes with an all consuming fetish I guess. The 6th Day Arnie delivers more one liners. Like a number of Arnie…
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Commie bastards and links galore
For all you mac-heads out there – 1100 G5s in a cluster – and I guess there’s a little mac-head in all of us…. That link came to me by way of DarkLemon which features a way rad css menu. Darklemon was courtesy of antipixel by way of my bro’s most excellent disassociated. And love…
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Stewie for governor
Who said that everyone was running for governor of California? I can’t believe that Fox produced and ran three seasons of “The Family Guy”, as Peter, Stewie, Brian and the gang cut it pretty close to the bone and it sounds like Fox are a bunch of fasci….
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Burton and Gravis
I had been bitching about how slack the Gravis web site was. I got a hell of a surprise the other day when I went to the Burton website to look at snowboards and saw a Gravis logo on the home page. I guess that Burton have taken over Gravis? Or has Gravis always been…
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Ray Ozzie, Notes, the web, and Eolas
Ray Ozzie is pretty cool . I love this bit: In 1993 or thereabouts, we saw the emergence of TCP/IP, HTML, HTTP, Mosaic and the Web. From our perspective, all of these were simplistic emulations of a tiny subset of what we’d been doing in Notes for years. TCP/IP instead of Netbeui or IPX/SPX, HTML…
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The Wicker Man
Now this is a coincidence – I finally get to listen to Active over the net and I’m tuned into ‘Anger Management – Keeping music evil’, and they play a number which feature a sample from ‘The Wicker Man’ which we watched the other night. My flatmate, Rich, who is a bit keen on metal/industrial/etc…