I enjoyed Melville’s “Bartleby the Scrivener” last night.
It’s on Project Gutenberg, but of course, it’d prefer not to: http://goo.gl/Ycxr
I enjoyed Melville’s “Bartleby the Scrivener” last night.
It’s on Project Gutenberg, but of course, it’d prefer not to: http://goo.gl/Ycxr
I enjoyed Melville’s “Bartleby the Scrivener” last night.
It’s on Project Gutenberg, but of course, it’d prefer not to: http://goo.gl/Ycxr
The view from an artist’s studio on the coast in Point Richmond, last weekend.
Man, that was really engaging.
And to think I could have wasted that click time by reading or volunteering or curing diseases or just becoming a better person. These addictive game metrics are really insidiously keeping a lot of opportunities on the table, for future generations. Cow Clicker: Why self-actualize now and have nothing to do later?
Charm.py: Find interesting files in haystacks of non-interesting files, e.g. nasty pdfs in zips attached to MIME e-mail. http://goo.gl/Ruae
@linuxgeek247 roll a Sorry™, play Operation™, pull a Jenga™, drink a Heineken™? What do you call it?
@ssoper I like your style.
Please frame your #stuxnetcyberclausewitz4gwOODAloopfappery in the tropes of modern lit crit to get my interest.
See: https://www.allhotelsillinois.com/metaphilmcom/
Metaphilm. See through cinema.allhotelsillinois.com (opens in a new tab)RT @creativecommons: Bay Area friends, “Copyright Criminals” is screening tmrw w/ DJs and a panel f/ Steinski, Amp Live & Jeff Chang: ht …