blue windbreaker (Portland)
brown, acrylic sweater
plain, black t-shirt

"That link is about a artifical program to create glitches in a video/video games. This is just created with a sega genesis and a camera. Theres dif types of glitches. Some people do databends."

"The kinuta is primitive machinery for refining cloth materials. Though this machine no longer exists, the sound of the kinuta has often been described in poetry and music and suggests the sad monotones of the fall season. The rustling leaves and the voices of insects always accompanied the sound of the kinuta when autumn arrived ( Read more... )

"... I think drumkit has some wrong sounds. 47th, 45th, 43rd and 41st drum sounds are wrong. 45 is louder than 47 and looks like 38, 41 is a little pitch downed ( Read more... )

"sooner or later celly phones will take the shape of brain implants which will include all the regular features of a celly phone and then some. this flickr stream "cellybrain" is an attempt make those technology companies hurry up by maxing out the features of celly phones and letting them know we need implants and we need them now."

brick fuse with each brick different color ( Read more... )

"I hope it is true that a man can die and yet not only live in others but give them life, and not only life but that great consciousness of life."

"There are only theories on why people with Asperger's tend to avoid eye contact, find banal interactions so stressful, and seek solace in repetitive activities. Humans are a social species; Asperger's turns social interaction into a source of suffering ( Read more... )

"Space Quarks was probably one of the more widely-distributed games for the Apple. Apple included it on the "Apple at Play" compilation disk that came with Apple II computers, making Space Quarks the Apple home computer equivalent to a console "pack-in" game (like Super Mario Bros for the NES)."

"if you woke up one day and found your monitor was applying a "smoothing" filter to everything it displayed, and you couldn't switch it off, how many stories would it fall when you threw it out the window?"