Happy Sunday everyone, here is an extra helping of generous content to help us all pull through the weekend…
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The NSA couldn’t find him. MI6 gave up in despair. Even geographic legend Carmen Sandiego had no idea where in the world he was.
But where they failed, the unstoppable might and devastatingly good taste of the Comma-reading horde has prevailed…
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If you have had the opportunity to stroll around the Comma a bit, you may have noticed that I have a soft spot for bad advertising. In fact I have dedicated a whole wing of this fine institution to consumer commentary. However, on occasion I do run across good advertising* and when I do, I generally just grunt and mumble. Rarely do I publicly acknowledge those glorious breaks in the monotony of the otherwise intelligence-insulting field of product promotion.
But this is one of those rare times…
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Often, people inquire of me as to the origin of my awe-inspiring, yet manly Banner of Ultimate Ominousness.
They say, “Dude, who did your banner?”
Which I think is rather insulting. Why do these individual automatically think that I am incapable of such feats of banner creation and artistic splendor?…
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Entertainment This Weekend:
The not quite definitive guide to all that is scientifically entertaining for the bored and socially immobile.
There is a lot going on this weekend and even if you are broke or in a body cast, you don’t have to miss out. Just by reading this post you have proved that you have what it takes to enjoy this weekend’s attractions, namely: a computer, an internet connection and a well used Hooked on Phonics kit…
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Complexification
by Brent on February 19, 2007
in Commentary
Friends, today I would like to tell you about Jared Tarbell, the artist/programmer behind the stunning exhibits featured at Complexification | Gallery of Computation.
This man, this beacon of light in the otherwise poorly-illuminated field of computer programming, rips math from the daunting clutches of boredom, and infuses it with the spark of life, loveingly crafting it into art…
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