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May 2009

“The going is still good because arrivals are departures.” —katiba: arrivals are departures
May 25, 20091 note
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metal music machine - the dark side of the spoon

from album angels of destruction

May 24, 2009
May 22, 2009
“Sidenote: If you’ve seen this before (and a lot of people have), I am not sorry… because you should watch it again.” —George Washington Fucked The Shit Out Of Bears - The Rumpus.net
May 16, 2009
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das reut - das model

from compilation Elektronenklange Aus Dem Radioland - A Tribute To Kraftwerk

May 15, 2009
“In the context of software, the word “Enterprise” has now officially come to mean software that sucks. Enterprise Software hit the nadir of suckitude at the launch of “Enjoy SAP” This is like the American Dental Association launching “Enjoy Root Canal”. SAP is certainly an easy target, but lets face it, “Enterprise Software” is generally a poorly integrated mess.” —

SOA Center » Introducing: The Human Enterprise (via assaf)

word

May 15, 20092 notes
May 14, 2009
“I couldn’t find the bottle of regular Absolut, so I used the Apeach flavor. It’s marked 80 proof, and I don’t see any residue. The only thing remaining is a pleasant peach smell on my fingers.” —Justin Low » Vodka: Lens Cleaner
May 13, 2009
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May 12, 200928 notes
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Memmaker - Ascent

from album How To Enlist In A Robot Uprising

one of the guys in memmaker is from iszoloscope.

May 11, 2009
“This category of applications is often used for the purpose of infringing third party rights. We have chosen to not publish this type of application to the App Store.” —

Apple Bans BitTorrent Software

This is Apple’s response to Maza Digital about why their app that controls the Transmission BitTorrent client was rejected. That’s right, the app itself does no uploading or downloading but was still rejected because it might be used to infringe copyright.

This is unacceptable. I love the convenience and quality of the App Store, but if this kind of behavior keeps up, I’m going to have to reevaluate whether or not to keep doing business with the App Store.

(via dstrelau)

bullshit! we are left to wait for android to catchup ;] (i know the timeframe is never).

May 11, 20091 note
“Also, you can wrap your thumb and forefinger around the lens, brace the body against your palm, and use it as an effective self-defense weapon. Don’t worry, it won’t harm the camera.” —FED 5B camera - Photo.net Classic Manual Cameras Forum
May 11, 2009
May 10, 200997 notes
May 10, 20094 notes
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topherchris:

This is better, comrade.

fucking yes!

☭☭☭☭☭
May 10, 20098 notes
May 10, 2009
“One fighter climbed into the lion enclosure but was immediately killed by Marjan, the zoo’s most famous inhabitant. The man’s brother returned the next day and lobbed a hand grenade at the lion leaving him toothless and blind.” —Free the Afghanistan 1! « Prison Photography
May 9, 2009
THE LONELY VOICE, A Column About Short Stories: “Around The Dear Ruin” - The Rumpus.net → therumpus.net

i would like to read this story. at least review is very engaging.

May 6, 2009
“But wait: The conveyer belts, the prices, the smart salespeople, the fact that they recommend cheaper products almost as a rule — none of these is actually the most amazing thing about B&H. Really, the most amazing thing is that because the owners of B&H are Orthodox Jews — Hasidim, in fact — the store closes every Friday afternoon for the Jewish Sabbath, and on Jewish holidays. Moreover, B&H’s website, which reportedly accounts for 70 percent of sales, shuts down, too. Bhphotovideo.com is, to my knowledge, the only major online retailer that closes for 25 hours every weekend.” —Why Circuit City Failed, and Why B&H Thrives, Managing Technology Article - Inc. Article
May 5, 2009
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