The Crazy One

Here's to the crazy one...

Narrated by Steve Jobs
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Trinity

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Turing Day

Alan Mathison Turing

June 23, 1912—June 7, 1954

Happy Dieter Day

Appropriated from Braun, Design by Vitsœ
©2012. Dieter Rams, Braun, Vitsœ. All rights reserved

Use for iPad #2

A simple meatball surgery kind of operation with an iPad and a cheap-ass USB powered scanner.

Use for iPad #1

And I almost ordered a daylight portable lightbox from B&H...

FujiFilm X100

This doesn't really make me want to buy the camera (at least, immediately) despite its very attractive curves, but the world needs more open-minded shit like this, right or wrong, I still think this commercial pursuit is a bold move and should be given due merit. I actually don't really get why so many people are huffing and puffing against it.

No copyright infringement intended
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Steve Jobs

In memory of the man behind the only machine that made the idea of the computer accessible (even delightful) to a tech-opposing, overly idealistic, brash, young luddite in the nineties. Thanks Steve.

Steven Paul Jobs

February 24, 1955 — October 5, 2011
Palo Alto, California

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Giving up and Giving In

After much thought and deliberation, I finally bit the bullet. I ended up with the phone I always said was an unnecessary accessory...

A License to Suck?

Nokia™ is a trademark of Nokia.And from my own experience, and countless others', has not made decent phones since the nineties

Canon Stalker

Isn't it amazing how advertising is able to turn an (arguably) deviant activity (classified as a crime in most countries) into a pretty marketing ploy to inspire a new breed of photographer?

New Toy