the night inside me

can't sleep, again. here's tonight's cool website roundup:

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the boombox museum. the more i spend these long nights idle, the more i realize i should be doing something creative with this time (or at least my laundry). i'm thinking a lot about kprs and exactly where i want to go with it. naturally, i start by thinking about a redesign. anyway, you can bet on seeing one or many of these bad-boy boomboxes pop up sooner or later...
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packetgarden also looks way cool. it grows a virtual "garden" based on the information your computer collects from and sends to different web servers when you use the internet, which you can then "explore." i haven't tried it yet, but there is a mac beta and if i can't sleep in the next hour, i'm going to start growing a goddamn jungle.
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probably from kanardo again, but at this point i've lost track: anticon - hooded sweatshirts for graffiti artists, ugly people, snowboarders, fetishists... or just superheroes. why not?
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and when the smokes and beer are gone and everywhere is closed, you have time to start thinking about the bigger picture: "the threat of a second nuclear age and the expected consequences of climate change push the doomsday clock closer to midnight." [taken from brusasco's blog earlier tonight, not in the mood to read it right now, might be too much for my crazy brain. but i know if i put it here, i'll narcissistically get around to it later.]
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actually, i just realized that almost all of these links are from kanardo's blog. shit.
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well, then, last and certainly not least, google toolbar. i couldn't tell you why i haven't installed this until now, other than that firefox does a pretty good job of being cool on its own. but i saw the link for it tonight and remembered that google has never done us wrong before, and figured what the hell. and of course, it does things uber cool, like translate every word you highlight into another language. amazing. hats off again, guys. how about you make an awesome JOB for me?
3 Comments:
When I was in Israel, the wall wasn't halfway finished, and yet several parts of the wall (especially outside East Jerusalem, on both sides) were covered in graffiti.
I enjoy Israeli graffiti immensely. Take into account the following picture:
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/1274/1257/640/DSCF1786.jpg
This was done in an Extreme Orthodox neighborhood.
Israeli graffiti, despite the country's trying times and continuous persecution, seems to have optimistic vandalism, of which no one minds except some Jerusalemites.
There are a few in English, like: http://new.photos.yahoo.com/rani_in_israel/album/576460762355004356/photo/294928803815459517/14
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/rani_in_israel/album/576460762355004356/photo/294928803815460749/18
(Translation: Human beings, open your eyes. Transliteration: B'nei Adam, Sakchu et HaEynayim.)
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/rani_in_israel/album/576460762354995800/photo/294928803815387609/33
(This was on a table. Translation: The people of Israel live. Transliteration: Am Yisrael Chai)
And others. 'Hope I didn't bore ya!
These ones were taken by my friend and roommate, Rani.
sweet internet!
china, you're awesome...
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