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Originally from l-e-mental by reBlogged
You've know for a while that I've been writing for A Hamburger Today and you've known for a week that I've got a new job and know you'll know about the fantastic coincidence that joins these together.
Today marks the official launch of Serious Eats, a site implemented by all of us at Apperceptive. What's nutty about it is that Adam, my burger-lover in arms at AHT, is the managing editor. Yep, we both ended up with new jobs that let us work on food blogs for money (more him than me, though).
Coincidence aside, Serious Eats is looking sharp. It's backed by tons of awesome people (Ed Levine, Meg Hourihan and Alaina Browne to name a few) and has the makings of a great community. I'm always overwhelmed by Chowhound and put off by the pomposity of eGullet's members, so I'm ready for Serious Eats to provide all the answers I need.
Originally from Capn Design reBlogged on Dec 4, 2006, 11:58PM
Hmm, perhaps Richard Taylor's fractal analysis of Jackson Pollock paintings isn't that useful after all.Originally from kottke.org remaindered links by reBlogged on Dec 4, 2006, 7:34PM
Remember the whole rare stamp on a Florida absentee ballot thing? Turns out it was a fake. "The give-away signs included an incorrect number of border perforations, the stamp's thickness and its colour." (thx, m)Originally from kottke.org remaindered links by reBlogged on Dec 5, 2006, 8:55AM
An increasing number of novels contain bibliographies, once the domain of the nonfiction book. I love bibliographies...bring them on.Originally from kottke.org remaindered links by reBlogged on Dec 6, 2006, 10:03AM
GDC, on which I work now, has a blog. I didn't know that until a few days ago. But now that I do know it, I'll be using that space to post sessions that catch my eye. There are some cool ones I bet you didn't know we had!
I'm also still working on adding new sessions, so I'll post "latest accepted sessions" information there as well.
Originally from game girl advance by reBlogged on Dec 5, 2006, 3:47PM
Artist: Dan Witz
Originally from Wooster Collective reBlogged on Dec 6, 2006, 7:59AM
Says the blurb: "I'm playing Half-Life 2 on my computer using a Wii controller that's connected via Bluetooth and GlovePie." .. and it's on a Mac.
(via Digg)
Originally from Wonderland by reBlogged on Dec 6, 2006, 12:44AM
Shortly after the Wiimote was hacked into a Windows mouse, enterprising Japanese coders quickly did the same for OS X. Darwin remote lets you control apps as a mouse, or, even better, use it as an actual remote.
Not all that useful in the grand scheme of things, but pretty darn cool nonetheless. We're sure there should be some interesting application using both the Wiimote and Apple's motion sensor. It's up to you to find it.
DarwiinRemote is released! [Hiroaki]
Originally from unmediated by reBlogged on Dec 6, 2006, 8:20AM
At just 1/10 of the price of a Wii make your friends 1/10 as jealous. $20 Nintendo Family Tree shirt from nerdyshirts.com.
Originally from hello, nintendo by reBlogged on Dec 4, 2006, 10:52AM
