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June 2009
Peintres Écossais - 18s. début 20s. - par keredrose
April 2009
iPhone in France - les nouveautés du firmware 3.0
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March 2009
ASP.NET 2.0 Tips, Tricks, Recipes and Gotchas
February 2009
January 2009
ASCII by Jason Scott / FUCK THE CLOUD
Don’t blow anything into the Cloud that you don’t have a personal copy of.
ASCII by Jason Scott / Datapocalypso!
And as for “free”, I think we’re going to have a few rounds of root beers over whether a place, like Google, that browses through your e-mail via robots and uses it to generate statistically relevant advertisements on your page, or places like Flickr that do in fact have advertisements for seeing your content and charge you on top of that for additional features, or places like Ustream that have profit-sharing and used to do indirect advertisement but now overlay ads on your content, are “free”. Some people confuse “no money down” with free and that’s why they’re getting fucking kicked out of their houses, finding themselves at the mercy and procedures of actual eviction law.
Peu de choses sont réellement gratuites, et même quand elles semblent l'être, votre propriété est en réalité très limitée.
December 2008
Why Git is Better Than X
Radio IONOSPHERE
November 2008
ISO50 - The Visual Work of Scott Hansen » Blog Archive » Vintage-ize Your Iphone Photos
October 2008
BRmovie.com: BR FAQ: Did Blade Runner influence cyberpunk?
"Years later, I was having lunch with Ridley, and when the conversation turned to inspiration, we were both very clear about our debt to the Metal Hurlant [the original Heavy Metal magazine] school of the '70s--Moebius and the others. But it was also obvious that Scott understood the importance of information density to perceptual overload. When Blade Runner works best, it induces a lyrical sort of information sickness, that quintessentially postmodern cocktail of ecstasy and dread. It was what cyberpunk was supposed to be all about."
Jiffy Firefox Extension - Documentation
September 2008
Top Ten - Top 10 Drunk American Writers - Top 10 - Drunk Writers - Raymond Chandler - Frederick Exley - Harry Crews - Jack Kerouac - Jack London - F. Scott Fitzgerald - Edgar Allan Poe - William Faulkner - Dorothy Parker - Charles Bukowski
