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The most ignobly-named site this side of .xxx. Featuring dispatches from Daniel Morgan on technology, culture, and photography. Straight from SF-
Recent posts
- Year-long depravity: Groupon’s Contest — Art, Commerce, and Sacrifice
- Gina M. Contreras at the Adobe Books Backroom Gallery
- SF: Indiefest Begins: 7 Movies to See at the Film Festival
- Recommended Reading: Searching for a Miracle by the Post Carbon Institute
- now you finish your program hun you know children in other countries don’t get sensory overload
- 2627
- Global Collapse linkpiece [recommended reading]
- North Atlantic Conveyor Belt Collapse [weather hurts]
- photos of late
- Youtube Doubling
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- Year-long depravity: Groupon’s Contest — Art, Commerce, and Sacrifice | Moneydick on The Sad Story of Nasubi – Japanese “Living off Contests”
- Mark on Global Collapse linkpiece [recommended reading]
- Daniel on Strange Maps, and the Literary City
- .tiff on Strange Maps, and the Literary City
- Brady on I’m Mental for Sarah Palin!
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- Hunter Haney (In CHINA!)
- Julia Morgan Art
- Katie Morgan [big sis]
- Pyramidrome (Getting better at life)
- Rubin Recommends
- The New Orders The New Orders: collected reflection and commentary on politics, culture, and ecology by recently released U.S. university students.
- Tiffany Chow (.tiff)
- Vacant Plots (Eric Schwartau)
- Willa Koerner
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Update: Virtual World Carbon footprints
Since my short post on the internet carbon footprint, I’ve come across an analysis of the power demands of the typical avatar on Second Life. Apparently, the typical user (where both that user’s pc and the server providing him/her with the data) consumes a kWH/year on par with your average Brazilian [Roughtype].
Image from here.
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