- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBj6ac_uVD4 #
- Sigg Jones (2006) – Not sure how I missed this wacky animated short. http://vimeo.com/790881 #
- Spray painted messages: http://www.picturesofwalls.com [via DesDuggan] #
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- Nikon video and Flash tutorials: Sure beats reading the manual: http://www.nikondigitutor.com/index_eng.html #
- Finally a bill put before congress to support internet freedom. Took me 25 seconds to tell my congressman: http://ur1.ca/8fm9 #
- Set em up then watch em fall. All 30,000 of them colored blocks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3eXWPrgWJ0 #
- Chalk board stop motion music video: [via Drawn!]: http://vimeo.com/4347460 #
- PS1 on PSP : Tobal 2, fan translated into English, on a handheld device? Dreams can come true: http://ur1.ca/821r #
- Old commercials created by Pixa. That explains why the Listerine "Jungle" was so memorable [via 36terabytes]: http://ur1.ca/81ca #
- God bless Pixar for this Tron 2 "concept test". http://www.thestockmasters.com/tron2-tron-legacy-07022009 #
- Music From A Tree – Couldnt help but think about Devolve while watching this one. [thx SClee!] : http://ur1.ca/7wa3 #
- Clever zombie t-shirt idea being handed out at the San Diego Comic-Con: http://ur1.ca/7wa1 #
- hahah #
- I see superfly #
- what page? #
- Movie Poster Mashups [thx Des]: http://www.b3ta.com/challenge/moviemashups/ #
- Rapid prototyping video games at Carnegie Mellon. Make your own World of Goo: http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20051026/gabler_01.shtml #
- Googles Chrome operating system: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/introducing-google-chrome-os.html #
- Bought a copy of 1984 for your Amazon Kindle? Notice its not there anymore? http://ur1.ca/7h99 #
- Houdini Master Bundle is 50% OFF. That is $7800 Canadian w/ a years support on a top end 3D app. http://ur1.ca/7hfi #
- Keep in touch with your World of Warcraft account via an iPhone? May I be excused? I have an orc raid I need to attend. : http://ur1.ca/7hf4 #
- SideFX release party for Houdini 10 in NYC. If I wasnt 2k miles away, Id be there: http://ur1.ca/76js #
- Another phone w/ Googles Android. This is going to be the first phone to support Adobes Flash: http://ur1.ca/6pfn #
- Pencil – Simple, open source, vector based animation tool: http://www.pencil-animation.org #
- Vancouver Comicon this Sunday: http://mypages.uniserve.com/~lswong/Comicon.html #
- Outlook mail calendar alternatives, including my personal favs, Zimbra Thunderbird! http://ur1.ca/6oyw #
- See the latest Star Trek? Flame drill could change oil drilling and give us better geothermal power: http://ur1.ca/5saa #
- Drawing Illusion: Ran across this when looking up vids for “Alan’s War” (an awesome graphic novel on WWII) : http://ur1.ca/5p4m #
- kinetic sculptures [via Dark Roasted Blend] : http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2009/05/mesmerizing-kinetic-sculptures.html #
- Animated dark sci-fi short, “The Terrible Thing of Alpha-9” [via Drawn!] : http://drawn.ca/2009/06/11/the-terrible-thing-of-alpha-9/ #
- Torrents specifically for indy media, politics, ecology, etc. Even has a section dedicated to Chomsky: http://onebigtorrent.org #
- Randomly found this huge drawing tutorial. Free is good: http://hippie.nu/~unicorn/tut/xhtml/ #
Yes yes… slacking on the blog updates, but I should defend myself a little as there have been info links appearing on the sidebar, just no full-on entries. I won’t bother throwing the “I’ve been busy” excuse at you… ok, yes I will. Next week is a big week. Big… HUGE… MASSIVE!
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Almost as big as these man made beasts. How can a digital puppet guy like myself not be blown away by a machine that walks with the wind?
And more kinetic sculptures over (where else?) Dark Roasted Blend
A recent Ted Talk has Theo Jansen talking about the inner workings of his creatures, including their binary brain.
An SCAD student, Charles Tripp, created an example in 3D using Houdini.
- West Coast Swing. Audio was originally cut for copyright infringement, but they fought it and won: http://ur1.ca/5a9x #
- Just grabbed the latest software for my Nikon D300. Life is MUCH better now: http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/61 #
- The Future of Work: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/completelist/0,29569,1898024,00.html #
- Python based renderfarm management [via vfxconnection.com]: http://www.pyfarm.net #
- Rasta beatbox layering in the UK. I want the CD. [via evil genius] http://vimeo.com/2707661 #
I received Fallout 3 free with my PS3 console deal… the “Collectors Edition” that is.
I’ve put just under 10 hours into the game and although the new turn-based like targeting system (aka “VAT) is pretty satisfying, the game is pretty repetitive. Glad I took the time to play it as now I’m more sure than ever that I want to avoid most first person RPGs.
You like the open world RPGs? Then you’ll probably like this game. However, if life demands your attention, don’t pick this one up or:
1) You won’t get anything done. You’ll constantly be late for work. You’re wife will leave you (though this is more tolerable to spouses than “WoW”).
2) You’ll snap out of a trance, 10 hours in, and think, “Where am I? It’s 2am?” and set out to burn the drug-like media before it tempts you into more game time.
Checkout what the Escapist has to say.
Thief? Hmm… yeah, I still haven’t played that one.
- A realm for tech artists. People stuck between two mindsets: http://tech-artists.org #
- Flash based graffiti creator?! Some pretty creative options to fake your own graff: http://www.graffiticreator.net #
- Learn music theory online in Flash or download the content [thanks Rachit]: http://www.musictheory.net #
- Ricardo Semler thinks outside the box when looking at corporate systems: http://mitworld.mit.edu/video/308 #
I received Fallout 3 free with my PS3 console deal… the “Collectors Edition” that is.
I’ve put just under 10 hours into the game and although the new turn-based like targeting system (aka “VAT) is pretty satisfying, the game is pretty repetitive. Glad I took the time to play it as now I’m more sure than ever that I want to avoid most first person RPGs.
You like the open world RPGs? Then you’ll probably like this game. However, if life demands your attention, don’t pick this one up or:
1) You won’t get anything done. You’ll constantly be late for work. You’re wife will leave you (though this is more tolerable to spouses than “WoW”).
2) You’ll snap out of a trance, 10 hours in, and think, “Where am I? It’s 2am?” and set out to burn the drug-like media before it tempts you into more game time.
Checkout what the Escapist has to say.
Thief? Hmm… yeah, I still haven’t played that one.
Semler is one hell of an inspiration entrepreneur. He took his father’s company and converted it into a democratic workplace. Workers vote for who their boss is. The company’s records are open to all employees to view (including the salaries of fellow coworkers). You get the idea.
They have finally made this talk available in a format that doesn’t require RealPlayer. That means I can finally share it!
If you are not inspired, then you must have already lost hope.
Here’s some informative reviews of some of his books:
http://positivesharing.com/2006/05/book-review-the-seven-day-weekend/
- Another mini projector, the size of your phone?? : http://www.3m.com/mpro/demo.html
So now waiters are becoming napkin screen holders? # - Jeffery Scott’s photography. These gothic, cyber babes are probably not work safe. Scroll down, there’s tons. http://ur1.ca/4chb #
- Creative urban ads. [via Dark Roasted Blend] http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/07/shockingly-creative-ads-from-urban.html #
- And another Cal Arts short entitled “Study Hall” : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvCyZiODwxY Thanks again Justin! #
- Cal Arts presents “Who’s Hungry?” [via Justin Henton] : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8srEvrF90-s #
- Next Level’s stance on “crunch time”. [via Yann C.]: http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=23616 #
These links really helped me get this working.
http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=26337678
http://www.unplggd.com/unplggd/how-to/how-to-stream-any-type-of-video-to-your-playstation-3-046182
http://tversity.com/support/faq/
In the end, my problem was with their software, but it also runs in a browser. That’s how I ended up getting mine to work.
If this is still not working then simply open a browser window and type the URL
http://ip:port/admin(whereipis the address of the machine on which the server is running, it can be localhost when the server and the GUI run on the same machine andportis the port on which the server is listening, this is by default 41952). This should open the GUI inside the browser, and you can now save this shortcut to the desktop and use it from now on to start the GUI.
“This One Time…”
By Nelson Boles
This one time… from nelson boles on Vimeo.
Thanks to S. Clee for this one.
- Windosill is the best $3 I ever spent. Thank you Patrick Smith! http://smithpix.net/ #
- Peter Jackson & Neill Blomkamp’s “Disctrict 9” trailer: http://video.yahoo.com/network/100000052?v=5022059&l=3441956 #
- Pixar opening Vancouver studio this fall?!?!? Oh my. OH MY. [via Steve Cady] http://ur1.ca/445v #
- Hip hop, swing, lindy all beautifully mixed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy1GVDlWR5I #
- World’s best places to live: http://www.cnbc.com/id/30584321 #
- Plant growing in a man’s lung? http://www.russiatoday.com/Top_News/2009-04-16/Fir_tree_man_shocks_doctors.html #
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