Clowning Around
August 23, 2010
Although this has been on Youtube for over a year, I only stumbled across it this weekend, it’s incredible!!!
Interview with Director
Making of
Double Life
August 17, 2010
For years I’ve lived a double life.
In the day I do my job,
I ride the bus,
Roll up my sleeves with the hoi polloi.
But at night I live a life of exhilaration,
Of missed heartbeats and adrenaline,
And, if the truth be known,
A life of dubious virtue.
I won’t deny I’ve been engaged in violence,
Even indulged in it.
I have maimed and killed adversaries,
And not merely in self defence.
I have exhibited disregard for life,
Limb,
And property,
And savoured every moment.
You may not think it to look at me,
But I have commanded armies,
And conquered worlds.
And though in achieving these things
I have set morality aside,
I have no regrets.
For though I’ve led a double life
At least I can say,
I have lived.
We ? Adobe
May 26, 2010
As Adobe & Apple slug it out over the Flash plug, arguing who is more “Open” I stumbled across something today that made me smile. A week ago Adobe placed Ad’s in the broadsheets in the US saying they Love Apple, and that they love choice… but I really smiled when someone, somewhere out there on the web had created a fake response from Apple, … genius!
Openbook and Reclaim Privacy
May 20, 2010
Don’t get my wrong, I have nothing against facebook, in fact I think it’s great… but this whole privacy fiasco is becoming a PR nightmare!
A couple of days ago I stumbled across reclaimprivacy.org a fantastic little javascript, that safely scans your privacy settings and warns you of any problems.
But taking a completely different approach youropenbook.org lets you type in a phrase and voila… of it goes rummaging through Facebook users that have left their wall posts a little too public
The Third Reich, or Should I Say, A Hat Trick ;)
May 4, 2010
more Adolf Hitler adverts here
Video Name Tag
April 22, 2010
more info here
The Business cARd
November 13, 2009
I stumbled across these pieces this morning. First a business card and a video ident sting for E4, both of which use the popular method of using a pattern encased in a square, but the third example uses a different approach, whereby the camera recognises any pre-stored image, in this case a photograph on a postcard.
More info here:
AR Particle Beam
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