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10 Apr 2012 at Twitter

9:08pm: @phl 'Damsels in Distress' whitstillman.org/films/damsels-…
7:15pm: Having read 40 reviews of the same movie over recent months I can only say: we don’t need this many film reviewers.
6:21pm: @infovore I really resisted switching from Safari because there were lots of things I liked. I am now equally attached to Chrome.
5:57pm: @spaceboy Yes you’re only allowed to smoke toddlers in the open air these days. A shame in a way, but the smell did linger in one’s clothes.
3:52pm: “We could run a cable across the bunting…”
2:57pm: @revdancatt Ooh, me too! My current one’s been going way too long. I’m nervous.
12:48pm: @antimega Ha, I nearly typed “peril sensitive”.
12:48pm: @antimega Ah, assuming I’d want my sunglasses to be opaque. Still, maybe, one day.
12:45pm: @antimega Ooh I really want prescription glasses that change to sunglasses at a touch. Rather than photochromatic lenses. This looks closer…
12:20pm: @antimega Fad Café.

Why the New Aesthetic isn’t about 8bit retro, the Robot Readable World, computer vision and pirates: Rev. Dan Catt on the distinction between computer graphics and computer vision, as regards the New Aesthetic. A good distinction.
Caine's Arcade on Vimeo: Lovely. Tears of happiness by the second half. (via Kottke)
Authenticity/Access | One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age: On how historical web pages (such as Geocities) appear differently now, even if you have all the original assets. eg, browser rendering, text anti-aliasing, MIDI audio, screen resolutions, etc.
Russell M Davies: History will remember Samuel Pepy's blog (Wired UK): Nearly there. (Thanks Russell!)