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Showing posts with label mash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mash. Show all posts
Friday, December 05, 2008
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Trust, Bob Dylan & the BBC
Labels:
Archive,
history,
mash,
relativism,
Roly Keating,
Tony Ageh,
trust
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Bringing the Bruises Back to Gaming: They Call it Augmented Reality
An interesting moment: the gaming mash begins.
While the iPhone looks like a solid portable gaming console, technologies like Android and the Nintendo Wii and DS could become the bat and ball of the future.
From Reto Meier in Google Blogoscoped.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
BNP List & Google Maps are Mashed
I am sure this is everywhere. I found it through the journalist Mike Butcher who wrote (and is updating):
The map is a sea of red pins, indicating that there are in fact BNP members spread pretty widely across the UK. London is barely visible under the map. Zooming out means that the map can no longer render all the data points adequately. It’s worth remembering that Britain is in fact one of the least racist, most tolerant nations in Europe, but the map looks pretty scary covered in these large red pins.
From Techcrunch.
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