A robot may not seek to be promoted above a human being who has been at the company longer, because the human being may have a wife and kids to look after whereas the robot just goes home and tries to have relations with a bucket.
-Isaac Asimov’s 30 Laws of Robotics
I’ve mentioned that I decided it’s about time I set up an artist’s site, and I’ll try to do better than most artists, who in my opinion very often don’t take that very seriously. But I doubt it will end up as ambitious as Wim Delvoye’s site, with a whole little pixel town to explore. At least not until I have studio emplyees to delegate that to. And a studio to keep them in….
Ah, finally a way for us with too little time on our hands to practice the art of origami.
Firefox 3 (you have gotten it already, haven’t you?) comes with support for color profiles. Even though it’s disabled by default for various reasons, I think it’s good news since it means that when everything gets ironed out more images will get to be seen as they were intended to. More info from DRIA.
…haven’t I read Ken MacLeod before? Why, why, why? I picked up The Star Fraction yesterday, and I’m probably going to finish it tonight. It’s so damned brilliant I’m almost considering sunglasses to be a good precaution when going near it. Got to make a note to get the rest of the Fall Revolution series asap!
I think this needs some sort of change in direction, as far as there ever was one. Both closing the site down or just letting it sit here being updated every other month seem a bit like the wrong options.
…William Gibson’s Spook Country, and I just “accidentally” added the Deluxe Collector’s Edition of Chan-wook Park’s “Vengeance trilogy”. Probably the most extravagant film item I’ve ever bought. More to follow on that, and that much anticipated book, when they arrive.
So, the multiplying posts are gone. Seems it was an older version of this otherwise very nice Sideblog plugin not playing nice with a newer version of WordPress.
Seems there’s a bunny gene in my posts, causing them to multiply like our fuzzy, long-eared friends are said to do. I’ll look into it.
Weird Al is back, kicking off his upcoming album with “Don’t Download this Song“, a Band Aid-style anthem about not downloading songs. “Don’t take away money from artists like me, how else could I afford another solid gold Humvee”.
