I drag the city late at night. It's in my mouth, it's in my hair.
The people fill the city because the city fills the people.

I tend to be of the opinion that Nuclear Power is the lesser of two evils in comparison with the earth-warming fossil fuel based energy sources like coal & oil. However, it’s worth noting that renewable sources (wind, solar, hydro, biomass etc.) are no slouch themselves.
Posted: June 26th, 2005 under Politics, Science.
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For those who don’t know, podcasts are a way of keeping up with radio shows and downloading them to listen to at your leisure. They make use of Really Simple Syndication (RSS), which is otherwise mostly used for people to keep up with a wide variety of blogs and news sites in a more [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2005 under Music, Politics, Science, Tech.
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Netflix is great — for film buffs. Although I’m enjoying getting through a backlog of films I’ve wanted to check out, I don’t see staying with the service after I’ve satisfied myself. Films are just something you want to see when you want to see them, and not necessarily a week later when [...]
Posted: June 22nd, 2005 under Film, Literature, Tech.
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Alex and I saw the 2004 remake of George A. Romero’s 1978 film Dawn of the Dead last night. We both agreed it was a million times better than the origional. The original tried for some social commentary on consumerism by showing scene after scene of slow-moving zombies in a mall, but after [...]
Posted: June 21st, 2005 under Film.
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Noticed this over at Bruce Sterling’s blog:
I went to the DeviantArt Summit in Los Angeles
Imagine a colossal website where a work of art appears every three seconds, and most of the artists are grumpy, obsessive Goth teens.
It’s a new paradigm for art that’s all about eager neophytes and awesome volume. It’s “deviant” not so much [...]
Posted: June 21st, 2005 under History, Tech.
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