Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
24jul2008
iPod Drink, a picture says more than words.
LIL, The Little Implementation Language, has been a lost and overlooked chapter in the history of Unix and the C language.
Manuale Typographicum, by Hermann Zapf. Online version of a wonderful work.
Temporal virtues of forgotten lands
And nocturnal skies
Will shine for me
A blessing in your eyes
— Rosetta Stone, Shadow
exist.pl, or what happens when philosophers code Perl.
The Blind Spot, lectures on proof-theory by Girard. Recommended.
Mustard Watches, by Yann-Joachim Ringard. Must read!
Paper misspells its name on front page, WJW.
The Sanskrit Heritage Site, the first hypertext Sanskrit dictionary.
Mysterious Chinese Tunnels, “72 years ago, a man named William Zimmerman sat down to tell a story about “mysterious Chinese tunnels” to the U.S. government.” Scary.
Would you be my pale empress
My haven in the gale
Would you be my shelter strong
So, would you be my empress
So strong and yet so pale
Would you sing our, sing our
Sing our empire song
— The Merry Thoughts, Pale Empress
Distorted Software, Thomas Guest wonders: “What will the software for this Product look like?”
Waldverherrlichung sind allgemein Walddarstellungen, die den Wald verharmlosen oder ihn sogar als ein wunderbares Paradies darstellen.
1.3 million cable ties, “Something like a birds-nest of cable ties. That’s what the artwork of 1.3 million cable ties is, created by students of the Academy of Arts in Munich. The students transformed space into an amorphous landscape by weaving and lashing thousands and thousands of cable ties.”