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	ebay	1 Relevance	21 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	ebay i recently bought some 'paintings' (digital prints on canvas) trough ebay from art center kunstbasar berlin; artists are P. Caro and F. subito. really nice, cheap and modern. check it out!
	Westnofa Lounger	1 Relevance	21 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Westnofa Lounger Koen - you are an absolutely encyclopedic resource! I will try to get an image. I just move to a new home this weekend, and I am hoping to just find clean underwear for tommorow, much less my digital cam.I will try. Stay tuned...
	NOTHING! They will savage it...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... their digital electronics. Don' get one! DON'T GET ONE! They are so loveable you can't kill them. What they will do to your furniture will render it disgraceful. The smells they make in your house will drive you mad as hatters. Save yourselves. Do I sound like Kevin McCarthy at the end of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers?" Well, you will too after you've lived with them for a couple years. YOU'RE NEXT! YOU'RE NEXT!
	You have to remember something about Jobs...Pt.2	1 Relevance	19 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... to get as many eyes as early as you could, and lose as little money as possible doing it (hence the ridiculously high price for a thing that probably costs 50 cents for the actual hard bits). because by the time Jobs waited to really be able to do what he claimed, Jobs chance to converge media would have been balkanized and gobbled up by nintendo, microsoft, motorola and nokia. In the long run, people are eventually going to jettison much of what they own and live mobilely from their own bodies, not because they want to but because in the long run our econo ...
	I too like some of Erickson's earlier buildings better...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... that some maybe reassured by the cold, hard forcefulness of the state that this building embodies, or alternatively menaced. But no matter whether one has learned to embrace the awesomeness of Rome, as Olivier's Marcus Crassus did in Spartacus, or rebel against its cold, impersonal and brutal exploitation, as Douglas' Spartacus did, one cannot doubt I think that we are all witness in this building to an imposing, daunting order--a giant, ever vigilant steel spider with almost digital innards poised in its concrete web, ignoring some prey, while ensnaring ot ...
	gimmick	1 Relevance	21 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	gimmick a few years ago i bought a lomo actionsampler. the quality was incredible poor and the pics (4 on one photo) were 'arty' and just a nice funny gimmick, never used it since... waiting for a digital one that offers that same feature. what nice is is the site where everybody can store his pics
	nope	1 Relevance	21 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	nope not really... a few months ago i wanted to buy the sony t7 (really small digital camera), well it wasn't very easy to use (my greasy fingers where all over the lcd screen) so i bought i slight bigger one... . i do want a really small cell phone (my sonyericssson t600, app 9x1,8x4cm, 80grams) broke but nowadays i cannot find an even small and lightweight phone, due to all those new features like wap gprs, dig camera, dig video, mp3 player etc etc included but i do not need those features. ipod nano, yet another thing to put in your pocket...
	this is like guessing what the monolith was for...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	this is like guessing what the monolith was for... maybe the desk was for a pre-digital secretary/typist. a big calendar, or tax table, or present worth table goes under the glass. another possibility is that it has no function at all...just looks nifty. when you approach this desk, does it give off a loud, high pitched whine that gives you a primal desire to reach out and touch it? 🙂
	Part I : second movement	1 Relevance	20 years ago	LuciferSum	General discussion
	Part I : second movement The problem I have most with kraft paper is that there is an enormous amount of energy expended for a product that is destined for the trash heap. Hundreds of thousands of acres of trees are felled each year so us consumers can read the newspaper (go digital!) and have a million chintzy paperboard boxes for cereal and tea and shoeboxes and all the other nonsense. As with many other sustainability issues there are alternatives. Eastern papermaking traditions have relied on a variety of sustainable and yearly renewable sources for pa ...
	I have a hypothesis about what drives the phenomenon you...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... technology into a new and sensible organic form. This leads to Alain Berteaus of design in my opinion. Don't fundamentally design us a new chair that totally integrates all the change that has happened to date. No one has time for that and even if you do by the time we bring it out there will be so much more technological change it will already be obsolete. Just grab an old design consumers in a target marketing niche are comfortable with and give it a new twist that integrates some of the new materials or colors or textures we can do for nothing in a Chin ...
	I have a hypothesis about what drives the phenomenon you...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	I have a hypothesis about what drives the phenomenon you describe...Part 2 We are all of us caught up in a digital information revolution and its ramifications are many and shaking civilization to its foundations. Its major ramification is that it facilitates a wholesale, order of magnitude acceleration in technology creation and distribution. We had never really recovered from the hurricane like effects of the industrial revolution and its rudimentary InfoTech effects, which I believe largely set in motion the degradation of the educational process and the ...
	SDR I have a flat top...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	SDR I have a flat top... At least that's what a Buick nut told me about the body style a few years ago... It's a rare 2 door sedan with a cantilivered roofline at the rear and a big wrap around rear window... I think it's pretty cool... The color is metallic beige (a bit boring)... Will try to post a picture when I get my digital camera hooked up... I've always been a car nut... My quest for good design has no limits even though the car was inherited I still appreciate it...
	I was	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	I was going to say, that those without a digital camera, but having use of a scanner, should be able to present traditionaly-produced art in that way. My last step was to use my 2 megapixel Canon on a tripod or monopod to shoot all the images in my albums, in daylight augmented with some electric lighting. The models were mostly shot on a "set" erected atop my bathroom sink, while the flat work was laid horizontally on my worktable and shot from above. I made several attempts to shoot the pencil sketches directly from the sketchbooks, but the images weren' ...
	As a	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	As a certified Komputer Klutz I strugged to find a way to post images -- nothing worked until I tried the "photo albums" offered (at no extra cost) by my internet provider, Yahoo (now affiliated with my local phone company, SBC ). I found it almost ridiculously easy, once I had exported my digital images correctly (as JPGs, to "sites" from my iMac's iPhotos function). One or two people have successfully posted photos directly to this board -- but if you were able to post to another site or service, we could all view images of the house in question. . .
	Pt. 5	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... The only exception might be digital services. I think bytes will be substituted for bits. The next Marie Antoinette (oh how I hope there won't be one) will say from a balcony somewhere: "Let them eat bytes." Now I leave it to you designers to speculate about and conceive the impact of all this on what our goods will come to look like as a result of this big squeeze from "designed" demand destruction. I suspect Koen is on one feasible path that fits with the context I have outlined. But I also suspect the post modernist designers are on another possibly feas ...