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2002 | Feb 15 | obscura: advice: 000529 I asked for advice in 2000, and received it. The images are beautiful. » |
Feb 20 | whygodwhy: “Things I would say to Paul Ford if he was the receptionist in my office.” Hmm. It's #6 that bugs me the most. Do I parry, or pretend not to have heard?» |
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Feb 24 | Pundits on Fire in Hell A very kind reader recently sent me the audio file that went with this piece; I thought it was lost forever. Classic Ftrain Scott Rahin/Paul Ford interaction, resurrected from the digital graveyard, plus hardcore trombone fury.» |
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May 15 | Reports from the Field Interview with yours truly about character and narrative on the Web, in which I sound kinda pretentious. But hey. Hey.» |
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Jun 25 | Tonie's Kladblok - scrollen verplicht in naam der hyperlink Nothing beats having your work discussed in a language you can't understand. “Ik durf te wedden dat u Ftrain voor het eerst ziet,” indeed. » |
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Jul 9 | Steve's Web Page: Flaming Lips are more Beautiful than (some) Squirrels “Steve Burns,” or (so PARANOID) someone writing to impersonate Steve Burns (who COULD do such a TERRIBLE THING), describing a journey into FlamingLipsLand, a journey I shared.» |
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The Morning News - Letter from the Editor "I told him, 'I'm basically trying to sound like a pompous twit.' He laughed and slapped the table. Paul, a large man, nearly tipped the damn thing over." Rosecrans on being paranoid about being a twit. I don't think he's a twit. I think he's pretty.» |
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Jul 21 | Ftrain.com From a blog that links to this site, which I'll leave unlinked: “Take that Ftrain site, for instance. Ninety percent of the time, I don't know what the fuck they're talking about.” Which makes me think, only 10% to go! » |
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Jul 22 | A Wrench the Size of Delaware A story by Paul Ford about visiting a friend.» |
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CoolStop Ftrain, says Joe, is a cool site. Thanks, says Paul.» |
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blogs by subway line The people in the neighborhood with Web sites.» |
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Jul 30 | F-Train Squarepusher is putting out a song, in October, called F-Train. Apparently, it's wandering the knob-twiddler's file-sharing Internet, in MP3 form, as we speak, but out of my low-bandwidth/Linux reach. The album notes, already transcribed by the Squarepusher faithful, contain the lyrics to F-train and a manifesto, which is pissed-off-academic in tone, but has the fun line: identity-cults can only be effectively generated from one dimensional personalities.The lyrics to F-trainmake no immediate sense, but do mention Fortran and C++, which is in their favor. I like Squarepusher quite a bit, even if he does noodle till my brain melts. Alas, rather than the Brooklyn-bound Ftrain, the mother of all means of transportation, which is rocking past my window, elevated, as I write, I'll bet he's referring to the Japanese F-Train (they have one, too) or maybe even F-train.com, the Japanese Future Trainweb site, if he's referring to anything I can think of at all. All it takes is an en-dash and you're somewhere else entirely. I think I deserve a free copy of the album as recompense for all the Squarepusher fans who will be writing in to ask if I know anything about Tom Jenkinson over the next few years. Which I don't!» |
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Aug 14 | BlogTree.com - Ftrain.com All the blogs that are influenced by Ftrain, which is not a blog but a site, but hey, I give up on that distinction, yaknow? Sorta neat idea.» |
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Some Guy at the Mirror Project A bit bored....» |
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Sep 13 | Milton Hershey School ...is a residential school offering free education, housing, clothing, meals, medical/dental care and recreational activities.» |
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Sep 19 | Where Are They Now? Whatever happened to Jack and Diane? By the author.» |
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2003 | Jan 8 | EAT SHIT. (v2.00001) According to this, I'm an example of "how certain select members of the 'web development community' hide behind the idea of 'accessability' to dangle their dom/css/xhtml DICKS in YOUR FACE" and, if I just wrote and worked on hot graphics, instead of doing all that CSS coding, the world would be a beautiful place. This guy is outstanding.» |
Jun 12 | Bruce Cockburn - Albums - You've Never Seen Everything (2003) What a weird coincidence that the non-North-American distribution cover of the album would find and use the same 1"x1" piece of clip art at the top right corner of a back page of a German encyclopedia republished by Dover.» |
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