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Graffiti Made Easy of the Day: Felix Vorreiter’s txtBOMBER — “one-hand-guerillia-tool” that takes the guess work (and the talent) out of tagging by allowing most anyone to scribble on the sides of building by inputting their counterculture slogan du jour, and rolling the device against a flat surface to create the world’s most antiseptic act of vandalism.
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Related: The SMS Slingshot.](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l6ablnGWY31qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Graffiti Made Easy of the Day: Felix Vorreiter’s txtBOMBER — “one-hand-guerillia-tool” that takes the guess work (and the talent) out of tagging by allowing most anyone to scribble on the sides of building by inputting their counterculture slogan du jour, and rolling the device against a flat surface to create the world’s most antiseptic act of vandalism.
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Related: The SMS Slingshot.
[re: rich kids and computers]
…For the record, my parents were thrifty and never spent much on anything… but we did have an Atari computer that could be plugged into a TV. They bought educational games for my brother and I. We also had subscriptions to kids science magazines that…
Yeah I had an Atari 800XL until high school. We certainly weren’t rich.
Reliquary Bust @ Stedelijk Museum Vander Kelen-Mertens, Leuven, Belgium, 17th Century
(via androphilia)
‘Once you get to New York, you simply have no more bridges to cross…..’
A BRIDGE’D The new Willis Avenue Bridge, resting on barges, passed the Brooklyn Bridge as it was towed up the East River in New York on Monday. The 350-foot, 2,400-ton span will replace the 109-year-old existing bridge that connects Upper Manhattan and the Bronx. (Photo: Peter Morgan / Reuters via the Wall St. Journal)
A demo of our new XBOX download ad unit. Also my debut as a narrator. I think I’m going to stick with my day job.
Yep, that’s my loud ass keyboard in the background there.
When I’m riding up in the elevator in the morning, if there are no other buttons lit up, I push “1” right before I exit.
Me too! Only I do so after the bell chimes for the 2nd floor.
This is the most eloquent answer to the ridiculousness that is non-New Yorkers who are protesting the mosque being built near Ground Zero.
Written by someone identified as only MK, as told by David Kurtz for Talking Points Memo. Click to read it (it’s only a few paragraphs).
nyc. hacker. blip.tv. vegan. drunkard.
