(courtesy of richard)
Unix is not an `A-ha’ experience, it is more of a `holy-shit’ experience.
Colin McFadyen
  • <flux-1> certainly vista sucks and I never upgraded, but really, does mac really need to poke at pc in every commercial?
  • <twentyonegrams> that's like kid with one leg making fun of a kid with one arm
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neutrino:

tuneage:

Lilofee - “Lock and Key”

We don’t know much about Lilofee, except that they make excellent electro pop, listing their influences as 60s girl bands, 80s dark pop, and 90s industrial. They’re made up of Kimi Recor, providing vocals and synth, and Rob Easson, providing more synth, and guitar. They met at a hotel party in San Francisco, and started working together the very next day, producing six songs in less than a week.

That was a year ago. Now, they’re spending all their time in a recording studio, finishing up their first album The Only Years, due some time this Summer, and getting ready to tour. I suspect you’ll be hearing a lot about Lilofee in the coming months, but in the meantime, they’ve got more on their MySpace page.

early computer poem

computersnob:


            !*''#
            ^"`$$-
            !*=@$_
            %*~4
            &[]../
            |{,,SYSTEM HALTED

For you somewhat cybernetically challenged, it goes something like this (using the proper cyber-names):

        Waka waka bang splat tick tick hash,
        Caret quote back-tick dollar dollar dash,
        Bang splat equal at dollar under-score,
        Percent splat waka waka tilde number four,
        Ampersand bracket bracket dot dot slash,
        Vertical-bar curly-bracket comma comma CRASH
Learning lisp will alter your life.
Your brain will grow bigger than you ever thought possible.
You will rewrite all of your applications in just a handful of lines.
Society will shun you. You will shun society.
Leon Bambrick
“If you define artificial intelligence as self-aware, self-learning, mobile systems, then artificial intelligence has been a huge disappointment. On the other hand, every time you search the Web, get a movie recommendation from NetFlix, or speak to a telephone voice recognition system, tools developed chasing the great promise of intelligent machines do the work.”