23/05/2013
Me modeling my new sweet tshirt I got at Crush in Eagle from WalaWala vintner #Proletariat #Wine #OnTap
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22/05/2013
This a painting of a tessellation taken from a .Jpeg image of my youngest son. #IdahoArts #Boise #Art #FractalMath
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Mike Lux: The Courage to Put Yourself on the Line (via azspot)
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Jacquard Woven Glitch Blanket design DCP_2994 (Edition 3 of 5) installed in its new home in SoHo as a wall hanging.
Glitch Textiles were featured recently on Kottke.org and BoingBoing
fab
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1090 days.
Bradley Manning has been in prison without trial for 1093 days
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» Obama Stops Championing Treaty That Gives the Blind Better Access to E-Books
The Obama administration went on record four years ago supporting a proposed international treaty to make books more accessible to the blind.
But as world leaders prepare to gather in Morocco next month to finalize a deal that Brazil, Ecuador and Paraguay proposed in 2009, the administration is mum on whether it supports a treaty that would, for the first time, loosen copyright restrictions. Many fear lobbying by Hollywood and dozens of the world’s largest corporations, including ExxonMobil, may scuttle the treaty altogether.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office, the agency responsible for the Obama administration’s negotiations, declined to comment when Wired recently asked about its position on the proposed accord. But in 2009, Justin Hughes, a senior USPTO advisor, said:
“We recognize that some in the international copyright community believe that any international consensus on substantive limitations and exceptions to copyright law would weaken international copyright law. The United States does not share that point of view.”
» via Wired
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I kind of want to go to a convention and cosplay as Sparks McGee.
… I need to figure out how to make a rainbow uniform that will fit me.
always hoped for this day
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» American ISPs are now hated even more than airlines
Major Internet service providers in the United States have long taken a beating in customer satisfaction surveys, but the latest survey from the American Customer Satisfaction Index has the grimmest news yet for American ISPs: They now have the lowest customer satisfaction ranking of any industry in America, worse than even airlines, health insurance companies and gas stations. The survey shows that American consumers are particularly unhappy with ISPs’ call center service, with the variety of Internet plans they offer and with their quality of online video streaming.
Comcast lay at the very bottom of the American ISP customer satisfaction heap, with an overall score of just 62 out of 100. It was followed closely by Time Warner Cable, which had an overall score of 63, and CenturyLink, which had an overall score of 64. In fact, the only major American ISP to score above a 70 on the ACSI this year was Verizon FiOS, which posted a score of 71.
» via Yahoo! News
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21/05/2013
Suicide Is Leading Cause Of Gun Deaths, But Largely Absent In Debate On Gun Violence (via slantback)
If the NRA was smart they would focus on safety, training, and mitigating compulsive actions of depressed people.
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The Era Of Economic Sadomasochism marches on…
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