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Month: March 2011
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My love for film is equally balanced by a hatred of scanning.
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Mostly Photo helps everyone take better pictures by teaching you how get the most out of your digital camera, with professional photographer Lisa Bettany and over enthusiastic amateur Leo Laporte, and some of the best photographers from around the world. Recorded live Tuesdays at 1:00pm PT/4:00pm ET on http://live.twit.tv, part of the TWiT Netcast Network.
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Brilliant conference badge design
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Hmm, his pattern fees so familar…
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links for 2011-03-24
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Microblogging has taken the world by storm. Millions of people around the world now share their thoughts with friends, family, and random strangers every day. Links are shared, stories are told, and events are discussed. rstatus is the newest place to participate in the collective conscious of the planet.
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Find someone. Take pictures together.Party. Play date. Lunch?
Simultaneously use multiple iPhones and Androids to capture photos, videos, and conversations into a group album. There's no attaching, uploading, or friending to do.
Share together in a new, moving social network. Just look around.
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links for 2011-03-23
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This is the fourth article in our series on using PHP/MySQL with Google Geo APIs. If you're a PHP/MySQL developer, you may also be interested in our articles on loading markers from a database and creating KML from a database.
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links for 2011-03-23
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This is the fourth article in our series on using PHP/MySQL with Google Geo APIs. If you're a PHP/MySQL developer, you may also be interested in our articles on loading markers from a database and creating KML from a database.
Have a computer science Lovecraft for you, The Atrocity Archives by Charles Stross. Basic premise, all the Lovecraft stuff is real, the use of complex mathematics creates connections to other dimensions and The Laundry is the British MI-5 for the occult. Bob, the protagonist, is a computer geek who works for The Laundry and is transition to field work. It is not as scary as Lovecraft’s writing but still very cool so far, I’m only about 1/2 the way into it.
And there is The Laundry RPG for Call of Cthulhu.