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DIFFUS SHOP

DIFFUS SHOP dummy subpage is up with some minor touches still in progress. I might develop the webshop too :-) 

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A fire broke out backstage in a theatre. The clown came out to warn the public; they thought it was a joke and applauded. He repeated it; the acclaim was even greater. I think that’s just how the world will come to an end: to general applause from wits who believe it’s a joke.

Søren Kierkegaard, Either/Or, Part I (via sophiaphile)

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#Gaucín #Malaga (her: Gaucín)

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Naughty Dog discusses sound and music in The Last of Us Megan Farokhmanesh, polygon.com

When work­ing on sur­vival action-adventure title The Last of Us, Naughty Dog tried to cre­ate envi­ron­ments that were nat­ur­al but "under­scored the mood of the game," accord­ing to a video pro­file from Sound­Works Col­lec­tion.

The…

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'Auti-Sim' conveys the discomfort of auditory hypersensitivity By Jeff Blagdon, theverge.com

If you’re in the mood for a cou­ple of min­utes’ worth of unset­tling gam­ing, look no fur­ther than Auti-Sim, a game designed to illus­trate audi­to­ry hyper­sen­si­tiv­i­ty, a com­mon con­di­tion in autism spec­trum dis­or­ders. Yo…

Story of my life :-)

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Cancer fears could prevent Google Glass from ever becoming a phone Christopher Mims, qz.com

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Google’s first attempt at face-based com­put­ing, Project Glass, isn’t very use­ful unless it’s con­nect­ed to a wire­less net­work. With­out a con­nec­tion to the inter­net, it can’t deliv­er search results,…

Cancer anyone?

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Gesture control: Why 2013 is the year when we stop clicking and start waving Scott Smith, qz.com

The shot in the ges­ture rev­o­lu­tion was Nin­ten­do’s motion-sensing game con­troller for the Wii, fol­lowed quick­ly by motion cap­ture with infrared cam­eras on the Xbox Kinect. Last year, nerds praised the not-yet-launched Leap Motion, which…

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Oculus Rift Shakes Up Gaming With Virtual-Reality Headset Lauren Goode, allthingsd.com

To say the videogame indus­try is in a tran­si­tion phase is putting it gen­tly. Phys­i­cal videogame sales have been on a con­tin­u­al decline, while con­sole mak­ers are approach­ing a new device cycle just as every­thing’s shift­ing to “the…

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Will Apple's iWatch introduce the age of wearable technology? By Christopher Williams, Technology Correspondent, telegraph.co.uk

A series of reports this week in the United States have all-but confirmed that Apple is developing a smart watch as it seeks to repeat its trick with the iPhone and iPad and spur a new market, writes Christopher Williams.

The details of the devi…

Here's what I think would be cool. Use those flexible screens and make them cloud-based. Attach them to the skin or whereever u want your unit installed and bam!

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These freaky flexible sculptures are easily the weirdest thing you'll see today Robert T. Gonzalez, io9.com

At first glance, the heads, busts and body parts created by Li Hongbo resemble simple plaster casts. But upon closer, hands-on inspection, it becomes clear that the Beijing artist's anatomical models are something entirely out of the ordinary.The…

Quite likely the most interesting artwork I have ever seen :-)

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Zone out on an 8-bit island of sound with 'Proteus' By Andrew Webster, theverge.com

"Your movement through the world is a live mixing system."

Walk­ing through the world of Pro­teus is strange at first — and that’s large­ly because walk­ing is all you can real­ly do. The ambi­ent explo­ration game puts you on a…

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MIDI turns 30: a revolutionary open music standard lives on By Alex Dunbar, theverge.com

Makin' sweet music with the Musical Instrument Digital Interface

The list of dig­i­tal tech­nolo­gies that have remained in use for a decade or more is a short one. MIDI (Musi­cal Instru­ment Dig­i­tal Inter­face), the uni­ver­sal stan­dard for…

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Journey music composer Austin Wintory scores Grammy nomination gamesbeatxmlrpc, venturebeat.com

Composer Austin Wintory — perhaps best known for his outstanding score for Thatgamecompany’s PlayStation 3 exclusive, Journey — has been nominated for a Grammy. This marks the first time since games became eligible for the award back in 2000 that …