Posted 3 months ago

Great wrapping paper or greatest wrapping paper?

Posted 3 months ago
zwian:

recognize.exe


Reblogged for Jake

zwian:

recognize.exe

Reblogged for Jake

Posted 3 months ago

GPOYHW Heisenberg edition

Posted 3 months ago
Posted 3 months ago
bestnatesmithever:

Time Paradox
I…really like this.


awesome.

bestnatesmithever:

Time Paradox

I…really like this.

awesome.

(Source: thewhatever)

Posted 3 months ago

This is how broken Siri’s security is on the iPhone 4S.

Posted 3 months ago

So Siri is totally open when the screen is locked? Make sure to tell your friend’s phone “Tweet Pants Status Sirified!”

Posted 3 months ago

bliptv:

Plenty of people dislike reality shows. A smaller group have a disregard for reality, altogether. For those who think life runs at too many frames per second, here are ten episodes of animated relief.

  1. Space Ninja: Episode 1 - Shadows Fall, The Temple Burns
  2. Dwen: Episode 1 - Too Late
  3. The Adventures of Humphrey and Spud: Vote Mount Rushmore
  4. Welcome To Jersey: The Burger Kreep
  5. Hey! We’re Back: A New Kind Of Entrepreneur
  6. Eight Bit Strange: Episode 1 - Enter Snake
  7. Doogtoons: “Weird Al” - Al’s Childhood
  8. The Chronicles Of Humanity: Episode 1 - Titan
  9. EricPowerUp: Mario On Paper
  10. Keshen: Lego Portal

Yay just rewatched a bunch of these. Thanks!

Posted 3 months ago

jacobjoaquin:

The Csound Beat Mangler instrument designed by Jean-Luc Cohen-Sinclair and myself was recently ported to and included in the Csound For Live pack Masters Volume 1. Which makes me happy.

Jacob Joaquin & Jean-Luc Cohen-Sinclair collaborated to make this incredible Csound instrument in 2010, and we’ve brought its power into Ableton Live. This uses randomness* to go stutter crazy with one of your audio files. Simply drag and drop the audio in, and adjust the limits to create anything from slight stutters to hyper glitches.

Sweet! Hope they’re giving you some sweet kickbacks, or at least some free software.

Posted 3 months ago

Todo.txt Rocks!

Loving Todo.txt. I wrote a quick perl script that monitors the mtime on my todo.txt file and redisplays whenever it updates. I have it running in a nice large font terminal right next to my email. Enjoy.

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

my $path = "/Users/justin/Documents/todo/todo.txt";
my $last_mtime = 0;

while (1) {
	my ($dev,$ino,$mode,$nlink,$uid,$gid,$rdev,$size,
    	   $atime,$mtime,$ctime,$blksize,$blocks) = stat($path);

	if ($mtime > $last_mtime) {
		$last_mtime = $mtime;
		print "\e[2J\e[0;0H";
		system("/Users/justin/bin/todo list");
	}

	sleep(1);
}