Jun 9, 2014
Covering E3 at Dorkfiles
Covering E3 at Dorkfiles
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Covering E3 at Dorkfiles
Covering E3 at Dorkfiles
We will provide details as E3 emerges here at dorkfiles, COD is up.
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Introducing Plix our new in house programmer & NOVA 2 ROM
Introducing to you the newest developer on dorkfiles who has taken over the NOVA V2 project from me, they will be dealing with all of the rom details and mainstream development right here on dorkfiles.
The romwill be publicized soon as will her profile…
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Dorkfiles Intro Video
Our great friends at Ejeet Networks hooked us up with our own intro video for all of our upcoming clips and features.
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Another perspective on the Olympics
From an Louis Menand article in The New Yorker about the Games as a palatable flavor of cultural hegemony (if you don't want them tainted, maybe don't read any further?):
Standardization [of events] was also a way of reprogramming life elsewhere in the default settings of the metropole. In 1896, the European imperial powers governed a large portion of the planet, and the Games were a tribute to their success in spreading their way of life--from the idea that life is essentially competition right down to the unit of measurement--throughout the world.
[snip]
Today, the agents of standardization are not empires but industries, like financial services and telecommunications, that need everyone everywhere to be on the same frequency, so that they can use their products. These buisnesses are happy to have the old nationalisms as a beard. That's why we have Team U.S.A., and not Team Visa--even through, in certain respects, Team Visa is what it is.
Worth a full read.
It's hard to be happy. Some people have the gift of pulling themselves up and out and saying there is more to life than just tragedy. And then there are those who can't, and I'm one of them. Do you believe it when people say they're happy?
Maurice Sendak
(When I think about someone as talented as Sendak, as successful and beloved for his work, feeling like this, I'm pretty sure that I am never, ever going to be really happy.)
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A poem I've been meaning to post...
The Thunder, Perfect Mind
Translated by George W. MacRae
"Il faut reculer pour mieux sauter." (You have to step back in order to jump.)
Michele de Montaigne.
"[C]hopsticks alone consume nearly an acre of trees a day."
Factoid from The New Yorker, Dec 19 & 26, 2011 issue.
Every little bit hurts.