notes.husk.org. scribblings by Paul Mison.

2012-02-03

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New York, in New York. Taken from a weeknote by Casey A. Gollan.

New York, in New York. Taken from a weeknote by Casey A. Gollan.

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Frameweb:
Main Tunnel on the Hida Tunnel. Taken from a truck for high-lift work, looking down from the tunnel ceiling before opening to the public.
From the new iPad application Tunnel for iPad ($10), with images and captions by engineering photographer Hoichi Nishiyama. (via)

Frameweb:

Main Tunnel on the Hida Tunnel. Taken from a truck for high-lift work, looking down from the tunnel ceiling before opening to the public.

From the new iPad application Tunnel for iPad ($10), with images and captions by engineering photographer Hoichi Nishiyama. (via)

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A selection of the strings available as Dashboard highlights (only $1 each!) in Tumblr.

A selection of the strings available as Dashboard highlights (only $1 each!) in Tumblr.

2012-02-02

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courtenaybird:

Fifty years ago, the four most valuable U.S. companies employed an average of 430,000 people with an average market cap of $180 billion. This year, the four largest U.S. companies employ an average 120,000 people with an average market cap of $334 billion. The titans of 2011 have twice the the value of their 1964 counterparts with a quarter of the employees.
(via The Atlantic)

I’m not sure why people think the tech industry is a panacea for job creation. Wealth creation? Perhaps. Jobs? Not so much.

courtenaybird:

Fifty years ago, the four most valuable U.S. companies employed an average of 430,000 people with an average market cap of $180 billion. This year, the four largest U.S. companies employ an average 120,000 people with an average market cap of $334 billion. The titans of 2011 have twice the the value of their 1964 counterparts with a quarter of the employees.

(via The Atlantic)

I’m not sure why people think the tech industry is a panacea for job creation. Wealth creation? Perhaps. Jobs? Not so much.

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Neil Freeman: All of the active three-letter airport codes in alphabetical order.

Neil FreemanAll of the active three-letter airport codes in alphabetical order.

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Image by Neil Freeman for a participatory Solar Alignment Walk.

Image by Neil Freeman for a participatory Solar Alignment Walk.

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yearoftheglitch:

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From a prepared Kodak DC215 1 megapixel digital camera.

’56. What makes good glitch art good is that, amidst a seemingly endless flood of images, it maintains a sense of the wilderness within the computer.’ — Hugh S. Manon and Daniel Temkin, Notes on Glitch (via)

yearoftheglitch:

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From a prepared Kodak DC215 1 megapixel digital camera.

’56. What makes good glitch art good is that, amidst a seemingly endless flood of images, it maintains a sense of the wilderness within the computer.’ — Hugh S. Manon and Daniel TemkinNotes on Glitch (via)

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2012-02-01

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wreckandsalvage:

This will tell you something about my day job.  I now recognize “ums” in waveform.  I don’t need to hear it, I only need to see this shape.  This is the shape of an “um” or an “uh”.
I want to remove it from every ones speech patterns, including mine.

(via notational)

wreckandsalvage:

This will tell you something about my day job.  I now recognize “ums” in waveform.  I don’t need to hear it, I only need to see this shape.  This is the shape of an “um” or an “uh”.

I want to remove it from every ones speech patterns, including mine.

(via notational)

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Casio VL-1, 1980. Photograph by dontpanic on Wikipedia (via)

Casio VL-1, 1980. Photograph by dontpanic on Wikipedia (via)

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