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Bertrand Russell’s Ten Commandments for Living in a Healthy Democracy | Open Culture (via ario) I’m sure I’ve re-blogged this before. I have a copy of this posted on my office door. (via notational)
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Hope you all find your big, gigantic drum kit during today’s Freaks & Geeks and Out There marathon.
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The Roots released their debut Organix 20 years ago today. Read our 2008 feature on the roots of the band.
So excited to see @thedailyshow in July!
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Yahoo Board to Meet Sunday to Consider $1.1 Billion, All-Cash Deal to Acquire Tumblr
Kara Swisher and Peter Kafka, allthingsd.comAccording to sources close to the situation, the Yahoo board plans to meet Sunday night to decide whether to approve a $1.1 billion all-cash offer for New York-based blogging site Tumblr.
As AllThingsD.com first reported…
Marissa Mayer wooing Tumblr’s Karp reminds me of Kathleen Kennedy bringing JJ Abrams aboard the Star Wars enterprise. Nice piece by @karaswisher, @pkafka
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Velvet Underground - “Sunday Morning”
Lasert cut wood record. I love this.
Amid the ongoing 3D printing controversy, Amanda Ghassel has used the technology to create several records— both with a 3D printer and a laser cutter— out of various materials including wood, paper, and acryllic. The quality of the audio is warped by the material and naturally low fidelity (the bit depth hovering between 4-5, compared to the standard 16-bit of a typical mp3), giving strands of audio strange re-interpretation. So far, she has created 3D printed records of Daft Punk, Joy Division, and New Order songs, and laser-printed LPs with songs by The Velvet Underground and Radiohead. Ghassel has also provided vector files so anyone with access to a laser printer can create their own LPs. When choosing a song, she recommends tracks “that are full in the lower to mid range, but also very sparse overall” Check out some of the audio from these creations below and click here to create your own. (via Vinyl Factory)
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