Archive for the ‘Red Links’ Category

Red Links 14/05/08

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

He’s all thumbs for PS3. [NSFW]

Rob finds that Wordpress.com is serving up ads for ‘puberty pictures’ and the like. Dodgy.

Cedar Lounge has an interesting piece on the Left.

Time for Capall na gCulchie? Via LBT.

Love the design of this LP cover.




Visioneers. I want to see this movie.



Animal Collective ‘Water Curses’

Red Links 13/05/08

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

More evidence of the press lifting blogger work without credit. Green Ink’s masterful work is picked up by the Mirror without reference.

Pics from the Dublin Improv Slomo egg race last Saturday. Is that Maryrose in the purple to the left?

The Irish Blog Awards is now going to give an award for Best Post of the Month.

Arcade Fire are scoring Richard Kelly’s new film. Nice.

The Student Enterprise Awards organised by the County and City Enterprise Boards for Secondary School students. A super idea to get students onboard and thinking about entrepreneurship. Via Conor.

Of Ted Turner and Captain Planet.



In Brazil, people make their own N95s.

Red Links 08/05/08

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Fancy a job making ice-cream this Summer?

Meet Bill Adama’s Da.

Half of Dublin’s business wifi networks are insecure?!!

And on wifi, a nice map of free wifi in London.

I love printmaking, especially working with lino and woodcuts. Here’s a nice two-day workshop in Japanese Woodcut Printmaking at the National Print Museum. Appended to my list of to-dos.

Liking the way letters from misc Indian signs are cropped a la ransom note and are used for the Nokia 6110 Navigator ads.

Mom’s are great, aren’t they? The Twenty Most Awesome Moms of the Internet.

Where’s my tinfoil hat? Mobile phone mind control.


Ohbijou ‘The Woods’


80’s synth is so back - Ladyhawke ‘Back of the Van’

Red Links 06/05/08

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

So, Flickr extends it’s programme to give Pro accounts away to charities. Forgive me for being a cynic, how are charities really going to benefit from unlimited Flickr space? I’m fairly cynical about charities at the best of times, but the idea seems a bit hollow. 

Go - download the new Nine Inch Nails album, The Slip for free. It’s old school NIN, not in the vein of Ghosts. A nice addition to their catalogue. Available in different encoding flavours too. Loving Echoplex

Raising money from your users instead of a VC? Ravelry is doing it. $71k isn’t bad either.  

Hairy Ben is such a diplomat, when it comes to affairs of the heart.

The Catholic Church wants to can Ramsay’s show because it uses bad language. Yes, of course, censorship works. And stopping one show from using bad language is going to stop people from cursing. Get real.

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He’d do anything for cash. Meat Loaf, Tiffany and some kid do AT&T. Tis nasty painful. Via Jeff

Red Links 05/05/08

Monday, May 5th, 2008

Pat proposes a way for Apple to sell 15 million iPhones. Alas, I don’t think Apple will listen.

Robert finds that TinyURL’s main page links to Ron Paul. Fail.

Limerick Blogger has some great pics from the Riverfest’s International BBQ

In Dublin, a traffic ban is mooted. A congestion charge is next. Oh, and a directly elected mayor. Sound familiar?

Via the UCD Open Access Library blog, DIT has just gone live with Arrow, a full-text search on it’s collection of research papers. 

Never eat orphan muffins.

 

Justice ‘Stress’

 

 

The Beta Band ‘Assessment’ 

Red Links 01/05/08

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

Ryan Adams Tumblr hacked. Ooopsies.

Us that work for a living, may be fools

Iron Man is being touted as the best Marvel adaptation yet. I have to see it when it comes out. Here’s Mike Atherton aka Sizemore’s review of it. Great review.

One of my favourite Apple tarts. Gotta try and make it soon.

Sighting of an Eee 900.

An idiot’s guide to wood pellet boilers.

PhD Scholarships at DIT’s Faculty of Engineering concentrating on power research on the DIT’s Dublin Energy Lab blog. It’s a very good blog. Subscribe.

 

Laura Veirs ‘Cast A Hook In Me’. I heart Laura Veirs.

Red Links 30/04/08

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

You a geek? Geek lover? Show me your passion.. and earn one of these babies. And yes, they are blood, blood red.

Maryrose talks about how the OpenCoffee clubs in Dublin, Limerick and Waterford will be hooked up and streaming in a unique conferencing event this Thursday.

The new CSS song, Rat is Dead

It hurts me to say, but some people should not own a Barbie. And others shouldn’t be allowed revel in her bloody death.

Verizon are reportedly launching the LG VX9100 enV2 later today. What a dodgy name, what a dodgy design. I’m sorry - having a feature that reads texts to you in a form factor like this? What were they thinking? Too business-featured for the vanilla user and too clunky for everyone else.

Details on Paul Walsh’s baby Wubud on TCUK, if you haven’t already read the piece. It’s a social network on a mobile phone SIM.

I really love this remix of Thom Yorke’s ‘Atoms For Peace’. Remixed by Four Tet aka Kieran Hebden. And that brought me to the great ambient track by Four Tet below. Yummy. Electronically.

 

Four Tet ‘My Angel Rocks Back and Forth’

Red Links 29/04/08

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

I think this is a neat idea - the Forever Stamp. Buy at a fixed price and it’s valid for First Class mail, regardless of future price rises.  

My Spidey dreams are slowly becoming a reality.

A new wine and foodie blog to me, the Dine and Wine Club Cork

Another day, another story about the pending 3G iPhone. Looks like 3 million will be ready by June.

Schedule tweets on Twitter for a later with TweetLater.

A very cool poster.

Glastonbury line-up leaked. Yawn. Even a PR stunt couldn’t make it interesting.

 

A very cool Rainbow London Mayoral mashup. Love it. Via Shane.

Red Links 28/04/08

Monday, April 28th, 2008

Le Craic has made an online book of Irish Blog Award winners.

Metallica has green eyes for Radiohead. You mean downloading is good, Lars?

James Cameron talks about the future of 3D in cinema.

An aggregation of the Web 2.0 enterprise technologies that research firms Forrester and AIIM view as important.

NYT on how Flickr has forged a new generation of photographers.

It looks like ultraportables are still top of gadget geeks’ wish-list. Here’s a nice list of ultras on the market or due in the next few months. 

 

M83 channel My Bloody Valentine with ‘Graveyard Girl’.

Red Links 25/04/08

Friday, April 25th, 2008

Microsoft is running Mix Essentials on May 23rd in Dublin. Mix Essentials is a one-day conference split into two tracks. One for web designers and the other for interactive web designers who want to delve into technical topics. You can sign up here.

Spike Lee is teaming with Nokia to make a movie using crowdsourced mobile phone movie clips. Thinking that the word promotions should be struck off this URL path. 

The Eee fanboys are dreams of Atoms. 

You want a boy? Start chowing down so!

Google going Street View in Europe too, now. Thieves, miscreants and public drunks hide!

Twitter Japan gets ads? 

Some people have too much time on their hands.. 

 

Electric President ‘Insomnia’