This is how Uffie does it
Nice. Nice. Nice
Buddy Carr Skateboards (http://www.buddycarrskateboards.com/index.html) have this beauty. Designed by Antoine Carusone.


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Must admit it was a while since I took the night train. Next time
though, I'll play this track on high volume and I'm sure it'll be the
best ride ever!
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Only just discovered Bat For Lashes’ song Daniel. However, this song – and video – may very well be one of the best I’ve had in quite a while. The video is clearly in a league of it’s own. Never was a big fan of those super productions. Perfectly simple, yet mesmerizing.
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This one goes up on my music-to-fall-to-sleep-to-playlist asap!
(and the original will stay on my party list for quite a while!)
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Next time I’m going to a masquerade party, this is the face paint I will use!

Beautiful The Knife. Inspiring as always…
Oh. And how the heck did I miss this awesome remix of an already awesome track?! Will play on repeat today.
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Simian Mobile Disco rocks away with awesome minimalistic visuals. Just imagine if you could enjoy them live! The vocals of the track could be skipped for all I care but the the rest of the track is ridiculously good as well!
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Client scripting and Javascript is the way of the future, if you ask some people. While I don't want to take a stand in that fight at this moment I'm still very intrigued about what you can actually achieve in a mere 20 lines of code.
Check this out and I'm sure you'll be as impressed as me: http://www.p01.org/releases/DHTML_contests/files/20lines_hypno_trip_down_the_fractal_rug/
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It's time to come clean. I guess I'm kinda nerdy sometimes.
How else can I find this really amusing:
"Compiled Java class files (bytecode) start with 0xCAFEBABE. When compressed with Pack200 the bytes are changed to 0xCAFED00D."
- From Wikipedia
Come to think of it I'd say it's sort of the programming version of Aphex Twins Devil Face.
And Weird Al provided the soundtrack for us nerds.
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