Ambient House: The Story of Chill Out Music, 1988 – 1995.
”(…) any subject encountering this type of camera is rendered passive, because no matter which direction he or she looks, the face is always rendered looking forward and stripped bare of shadows, make-up, disguises or even poise.”
Which cat is your JavaScript framework?
(…) a startup has about as much chance of making it as a single sperm has of fertilizing an egg.
“Ming Micro is a tool for creating live, 8-bit style computer graphics. It takes MIDI — a protocol designed for electronic musical instruments — and repurposes it to control a videogame graphics engine. It can be controlled via physical devices or computer software, allowing artists a great deal of flexibility. It’s also capable of generating simple videogame sound effects and music. We’ve branded it as a “video synthesizer” or “pixel instrument” because that’s the most unique aspect of it, as well as the most powerful.”
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How schools around the country are turning dead Microsoft PCs into speedy Chromebooks.
How Far Can We Get Without Flying?
Peter Kalmus is a climate scientist who doesn’t fly: “I try to avoid burning fossil fuels, because it’s clear that doing so causes real harm to humans and to nonhumans, today and far into the future. I don’t like harming others, so I don’t fly.”
The Secret Lives of Tumblr Teens.
Why Your Brain Actually Works Better in Winter.