One Vintage Photo That Broke Ten MPAA Rules (via coilhouse)

One Vintage Photo That Broke Ten MPAA Rules (via coilhouse)

via copyranter

via copyranter

Bcause nothing legitimizes a movement quite like defacing legal tender. Click for high-res photo

Bcause nothing legitimizes a movement quite like defacing legal tender.

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America is ready for another revolution and you are a part of this.

Apparently we are on the one-revolution-per-year timetable these days. “What, another one? Already? Well, okay. There is that black-guy-in-the-white-house problem. Alright, you convinced me, crazy lady. Sign me up.”

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The world’s been through a hell of a lot, and I’m not sure I trust my own eyes anymore. I don’t agree with every one of Obama’s policies and I doubt that I’ll buy an iPad, but does that make their existence any less amazing? What would the bright-eyed, long-haired, involuntarily celibate version of myself from two decades ago think?

An Entirely Other Day: The Days of Miracles and Wonder
comicallyvintage: The Melody Of Death. Click for high-res photo

comicallyvintage:

The Melody Of Death.

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Video rendering is an area we are focusing more attention on — for example, today a 480p video on a 1.8 Ghz Mac Mini in Safari uses about 34% of CPU on Mac versus 16% on Windows (running in BootCamp on same hardware). With Flash Player 10.1, we are optimizing video rendering further on the Mac and expect to reduce CPU usage by half, bringing Mac and Windows closer to parity for video.

John Nack on Adobe: Adobe CTO talks Flash performance on Macs, more

And you wonder why Apple is up Adobe’s ass right now.

yourmonkeycalled: Dan Misener : Best. CAPTCHA. Ever.

yourmonkeycalled:

Dan Misener : Best. CAPTCHA. Ever.

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Places Nerds Have Lived

mrgan:

  • The garage (1976)
  • The IT lab (1988)
  • Mom’s basement (1994)
  • The cubicle (1998)
  • The foosball room or, like, whatever you want! (1999)
  • A smaller cubicle (2001)
  • The coffee shop (2004)
  • The big, minimalist, DWR-furnished office (2009)
  • The garage (2016)

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Heinz Grunwald « Recollection

Heinz Grunwald « Recollection