Links for 16-07-2006
Japan’s answer to crop-glyphs, more custom pushbikes, inflatable space-hotel pictures…
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Sterling advice to would-be writers – if only I had some sleep hours to give up!
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And us Brits get proud of our crop-glyphs…looks like the Japanese (as always) have us nailed on technical expertise, not to mention scale.
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Charles Stross discusses his novel-in-progress, via the history of the worldwide web, roleplaying games, virtual reality and a whole lot more.
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…why else would one have the balls to chase a bear up a tree? Apologies if you’ve seen this meme before, but I only ever caught the still shots. Go, cat!
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Yes, OK, so I may have become obsesed with these things. Anyone who can teach me to weld out there?
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6 – Dark Side of OzI’d heard this as a rumour before, but here’s the proof. Run ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and Floyd’s ‘Dark Side…’ in parallel, and watch the sychronicities explode…
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Wired’s Momus on the politics of art and blogging, and more.
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Best. Headline. Ever. At least for today…interesting article too.
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That prototype inflatable space-hotel has sent back pictures of itself, would you believe…typical tourist.
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10 – PlayPumpsNo, not a Western sex-aid, but a great invention for thirsty thrid world countries. This is the sort of thing we need to see more of, not blue-sky multi-thousand dollar solar power gadgets. Link via MAKEblog.
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Will selective political censorship be the thorn-in-the-paw that topples MySpazz?
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Worried about spiralling insurance premiums? So are the people who make a fortune from them. Get chipped, or face life as a second-class citizen.
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July 16th, 2006 at 8:09 am
Playpumps! seems like a brilliant idea. However will the water really be safe? will there be maintenance to ensure that there is a constant supply of water in the 2500 liter water tank? I sincerely hope it works and that they install some in Kenya where a severe drought has created famine. Millions of children under the age of 5 are dying! some people get some water after a week or so if lucky!!! Makes u grateful for what we have been blessed with, huh!