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by stewdio 12y ago
Pop open the JavaScript console and have a look. I had a lot of fun.
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Rubik’s Cube Explorer(iamthecu.be)
1 points by stewdio 12y ago|2 comments
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by stewdio 13y ago
That’s a shame because selfishly I want everyone to see the second slide which is of the Racer game we unveiled at last year’s I/O. Was a proud moment for us code-play folk ;) http://www.chrome.com/racer
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by stewdio 13y ago
Wasn’t this an episode of Black Mirror? In particular this season 2 episode titled “Be right back”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-iZTSC9Ml8 And if you’re not familiar with the series, you really ought to give it a go! h
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by stewdio 13y ago
For an article titled “The decline of BlackBerry in one chart” you’d think that it’d be a well-designed intuitive chart that emphasizes the decline of Blackberry. Instead what’s presented is accurate but unintuitive and could easily be titl
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by stewdio 13y ago
Looking forward to time tourism. Would be great fun to go back to 1993 and chat about On Lisp, get in touch with Chris Carter about his upcoming series, and catch the In Utero tour. (Among other things.)
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by stewdio 13y ago
I feel compelled to point out that all of Browser Pong’s sounds were composed specifically for it by a Mr. Dominic Matar who is not only a multi-talented musician, earnest with feedback, and strikingly handsome—he’s also a breeze to collabo
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by stewdio 13y ago
There are sites out there that attempt to offer a service that protects your privacy by fetching websites for you through their servers and then pass you the content afterward—so your IP isn’t part of the request chain. That sounds like a n
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by stewdio 14y ago
What you’re saying is fair enough, but in this specific case if you compare what the two are saying it is obvious these are not “separate angles” but one is the original composition and the other is a watered-down version of the exact same
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by stewdio 14y ago
See above comment by @pashields. These are Steve Albini’s conclusions that Courtney is merely riding on—and continuing to get credit for it seems. I think Albini’s original-original was actually printed in The Baffler before it was printed