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Reblogged from 4pocketsaudio: An addictive track from Snare Complex written on 4Pocket’s Aurora Sound Studio HD. Guitar recorded and processed in Ablton Live Lite 8. This is my first wordpress reblog. It’s so tumblrish! I thought to make it a bit amusing, so I picked this tune. Enjoy.

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The Nigerian scam goes to Korea

If you love spam ‘literature’ like I do, here is  the latest of the Nigerian sequel. Your Active E-mail made you a Beneficiary Dear Sir/Madam, This is to notify you that you have been chosen By the seven-member committee to fulfill Chairman Chung Mong-koo’s promise to donate One trillion won (US$1.1 billion) to charity, contingent to a [...]

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via google.gr Regardless of the aesthetics of today’s (May 1st, 2010) Google’s Doodle, I think there is a negative connotation that has escaped the artist’s attention: the ‘Google’ name appears to be mostly a part of the structure and pipes of an old fashioned factory, identifying  Google with this kind of old fashioned capitalism.

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Posted via web from websurfing diaries

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Good design can’t fix …

via behance.net Posted via web from websurfing diaries

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Posted via email from websurfing diaries

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People will react to anything :)

Taken from the Yahoo Mail Blog feed in Google Reader Posted via email from websurfing diaries

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What is wrong with Webmonkey?

Don’t know how many people have noticed this:  the feed of Webmonkey tutorials is gone mad. Most of the articles lead to empty pages while some of them are really weird stuff. Like the following: which, if you click upon, leads to a page like this: Is this a hijacked feed or what?

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Google Reader scares me!

Google Reader has always been a difficult beast to tame. I never suspected it is actually THE beast!

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Some days ago I got glimpse in twitter of the Change the Web challenge. I took a look at it, to discover the underlying Social Action web site and its API. The Challenge was about using this API for a new innovative web application or widget. For some reason this appealed to me, although I [...]

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