Yes, there’s not a lot to see any more. But some browser plugins for twitter and tumbler have turned me into a lazy guy. So the interesting stuff I want to share with you can now be found on tumblr and twitter.
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Citicorp Center
Originally uploaded by onesevenone
I love this game. Nice illustrations, nice interaction design.
Link
Even though this project called “Babel Tales” of Peter Funch is already two years old I feel it’s worth to post it here. I can’t stop watching these shots.
See all pictures of this series at www.peterfunch.com or in the archive of www.v1gallery.com.
Thx Mike!
Nach 5 Monaten in New York, frage ich mich immer wieder, ob ich hier auch wirklich alles richtig verstehe. Bedeutet Nein auch Nein; und Ja - Ja? Viel versprechen und wenig halten gehört hier (vielleicht) zum guten Ton, oder?
Kennt vielleicht jemand einen Guide oder eine Übersetzung von Deutsch - NewYork’isch/Amerikanisch? … ein normales Wörterbuch beantwortet diese Frage leider nicht.
Immerhin gibts einen kleinen Anfang. Nach langer Suche habe ich einen Artikel in der brand eins wieder gefunden, der zumindest ein paar kulturelle Unterschiede erklärt/beschreibt.
brand eins 8/2007: “Rechtzeitig Kehle zeigen! Amerikanische Firmen halten nichts von Perfektionismus. Doch wer Fehler macht, muss auf die Sünderbank – oder blechen.”
via www.cpluv.com
“SelfControl is an OS X application which blocks access to incoming and/or outgoing mail servers and websites for a predetermined period of time. For example, you could block access to your email, facebook, and twitter for 90 minutes, but still have access to the rest of the web. Once started, it can not be undone by the application or by restarting the computer – you must wait for the timer to run out.”
Find out more about the SelfControl Application and Steve Lambert.
Make yourself Sick:
1. Record your excuse.
2. Customize your sickness.
3. Send your excuse straight to their voicemail.
Pretty Cool! Thanks Aaron.
… another one. via gizmodo.com
One shot (almost) each day when I left home. 517 shots so far - during about 2 years. I started to do this project to see how all the graffiti tags are going to changing over time. Finally many more things have changed: broken light, notes on the door, door opened, door closed, garbage/news on the stairs… and you can also see when I got my new camera.
Can anyone please correct the grammar?! Thx!
Ipernity Album or as Ipernity Group.