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Killer robots and 2.0 sushis in the Land of Rising Sun.

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Luc Moullet - Barres (1984) (by cinemarati)

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Karen McGrane — Keynote: The way forward: what’s next for content strategy (by Together London)

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A man who was once kicked out of every skate spot and punk show for being annoying designed propaganda that aided the election of our current president.

LIVE... SUBURBIA: The Quest for Cool - Fluoglacial - Tendances Négatives

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"What I liked about hardcore more than metal was that the dudes in the bands and in the pictures looked like me. [...] They weren't sporting mohawks and spikes and shit; they had the clothes I had. Being a punk was actually fucking expensive: Doc Martens, Manic Panic hair dye, and a leather jacket would run you at least 300 dollars, which wasn't in my universe. [...] I loved the idea of heavy music and heavy morals. Hardcore was a perfect fit for my brain then. Maybe it was my Catholic background of strict parents that made a dude barking orders at me sound totally normal and actually cool."

LIVE... SUBURBIA: The Quest for Cool - Fluoglacial - Tendances Négatives

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Twitter is trying to monetize its content using advertising and publishing models that come from the past, seeing itself as a destination rather than a network. So long as it does that, the company will continue to flounder — even if, like Yahoo! for so many years, it still appears to be popular and loved.

Twitter, the Yahoo! of its time | ZDNet

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Signika is a sans-serif with a gentle character, developed for wayfinding, signage, and other media where clarity of information is required.

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This is a portable public domain password hashing framework for use in PHP applications. It is meant to work with PHP 3 and above, and it has actually been tested with at least PHP 3.0.18 through 5.4.x so far. (PHP 3 support is likely to be dropped in next revision.)

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A certain form of Internet culture—think 4chan's /b/ or much of Anonymous or The Oatmeal—has elevated crass speech and thought into a positive virtue. Names get called, words get said, and topics once unmentionable in "polite company" have become everyday memes—and no one's supposed to get bent out of shape about it. This is just the way we talk now.

FunnyJunk lawyer’s wife wades into fray, calls critics “nazi scumbags” | Ars Technica

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Taking a photograph for yourself would be Art. To take the photograph for a particular purpose that will solve a range of people's problems, is Technology. To create a garden for a disabled person is Technology but to create it for yourself is Art/Science. The distinction appears to be contrived, but Design and Technology is about solving new problems for other people.