Jun 22, 2012
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heyoscarwilde:

Astronaut spacesuit concept art for Ridley Scott’s Alien by artist [Moebius].  3 of 3.
Scanned from Fantastic Films (Blake Publishing Corp./1979)
(note that this image showed up at the indispensable tumblr spot [Quenched Consciousness] a few weeks ago but this is the colour version and I’m thinking that point of difference is enough to work this up)

heyoscarwilde:

Astronaut spacesuit concept art for Ridley Scott’s Alien by artist [Moebius].  3 of 3.

Scanned from Fantastic Films (Blake Publishing Corp./1979)

(note that this image showed up at the indispensable tumblr spot [Quenched Consciousness] a few weeks ago but this is the colour version and I’m thinking that point of difference is enough to work this up)

Jun 22, 2012
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Vox Product: What's on your desk? - Episode 2: Chris Haines, Product Manager

voxmediaproduct:

So you wanna know what’s on my desk, huh? Well, it’s all very interesting, see. I have bobbleheads, some other bobbleheads, and a bobblehead. I guess there’s some productivity-type stuff on there too, but it’s mostly bobbleheads.

Haines Desk


I’ve actually grown quite comfortable in my little corner…

Jun 22, 2012
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‘Spelunky:’ The everlasting platformer
How blending two genres forged an indie cult classic.

‘Spelunky:’ The everlasting platformer

How blending two genres forged an indie cult classic.

Jun 22, 2012
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‘Sword and Sworcery’ remix album ‘The Scythian Steppes’ is now available
If you’ve worn out the grooves on Jim Guthrie’s fantastic soundtrack for Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP, today sees the release of a record that’ll show you the tunes in a whole new light. The Scythian Steppes, currently out for $4.99 on Bandcamp and rolling out across various iTunes territories, features a diverse blend of seven Sworcerytunes that have been remixed by luminaries of the Japanese videogame music scene such as Akira Yamaoka, Baiyon, and Michiru Yamane.

‘Sword and Sworcery’ remix album ‘The Scythian Steppes’ is now available

If you’ve worn out the grooves on Jim Guthrie’s fantastic soundtrack for Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP, today sees the release of a record that’ll show you the tunes in a whole new light. The Scythian Steppes, currently out for $4.99 on Bandcamp and rolling out across various iTunes territories, features a diverse blend of seven Sworcerytunes that have been remixed by luminaries of the Japanese videogame music scene such as Akira Yamaoka, Baiyon, and Michiru Yamane.

Jun 22, 2012
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The Vergecast is live today at 1PM EDT/ 5PM GMT/ 6PM BST
Hey, I just met you. And this is crazy. But here’s my number. So call me maybe. It’s that time again. Join us live for the Vegecast today in the studio at 1PM EDT. The chat below is open now, so jump in. If you’d like to play The Vergecast Home Game, you can: Verge Bingo. But seriously, we’re doing calls today. So keep your fingers on the dialer.

The Vergecast is live today at 1PM EDT/ 5PM GMT/ 6PM BST

Hey, I just met you. And this is crazy. But here’s my number. So call me maybe. It’s that time again. Join us live for the Vegecast today in the studio at 1PM EDT. The chat below is open now, so jump in. If you’d like to play The Vergecast Home Game, you can: Verge Bingo. But seriously, we’re doing calls today. So keep your fingers on the dialer.

Jun 22, 2012
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Jun 22, 2012
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Three screens and a cloud: can Microsoft deliver with Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and Xbox?
June has been a busy month for Microsoft so far, from E3 to its Surface hardware and Windows Phone 8 software, but there’s still a lot more to come over the summer. Suddenly, it feels like Microsoft has everyone talking, discussing the positives and negatives of the company’s new approach. A bold unification of its Metro design across tablets, desktops, smartphones, and Xbox appears to be setting the stage for the multi-device convergence that the company has been promising for over three years, but will it finally deliver?

Three screens and a cloud: can Microsoft deliver with Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and Xbox?

June has been a busy month for Microsoft so far, from E3 to its Surface hardware and Windows Phone 8 software, but there’s still a lot more to come over the summer. Suddenly, it feels like Microsoft has everyone talking, discussing the positives and negatives of the company’s new approach. A bold unification of its Metro design across tablets, desktops, smartphones, and Xbox appears to be setting the stage for the multi-device convergence that the company has been promising for over three years, but will it finally deliver?

Jun 22, 2012
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Jun 21, 2012
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Facebook rolling out comment editing with a viewable history of all changes
Facebook is rolling out a new feature that will allow users to edit their own comments on the site. Instead of deleting and reposting comments, you’ll soon be able to simply edit them directly. When you do, Facebook will show an edit history to all users that will show the previous versions of your comment. 

Facebook rolling out comment editing with a viewable history of all changes

Facebook is rolling out a new feature that will allow users to edit their own comments on the site. Instead of deleting and reposting comments, you’ll soon be able to simply edit them directly. When you do, Facebook will show an edit history to all users that will show the previous versions of your comment. 

Jun 21, 2012
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The best smartphone: what to buy on every carrier
What’s on top right now in the smartphone world? Let’s break it down.

The best smartphone: what to buy on every carrier

What’s on top right now in the smartphone world? Let’s break it down.

Jun 21, 2012
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Jun 21, 2012
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How LulzSec’s Sabu Became the Most Influential Hacker in the World
A fascinating piece from New York Magazine:
From a housing project on Avenue D, a hacker mastermind of Anonymous and LulzSec was out to upend many worlds. Including his own. 

How LulzSec’s Sabu Became the Most Influential Hacker in the World

A fascinating piece from New York Magazine:

From a housing project on Avenue D, a hacker mastermind of Anonymous and LulzSec was out to upend many worlds. Including his own. 
Jun 21, 2012
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