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Monthly Archives: January 2008

Italian newspaper apologizes for missing links to UGC source (yay!)

In this post on the newspaper blog, Marco Pratellesi, chief editor at Corriere della Sera, apologizes for having published the gallery of the mysterious digital artist Paulthewineguy withoutEntre más poker online free compares mejor. link nor references. Babysteps, yet steps they are.

How to loose a game user

From Tateru Nino’s blog: Sorry, Portal. For nearly a half hour, you asked for wit and ingenuity. Then right near the end you started asking for reflexes. Sorry, I don’t actually have any of those. Guess I won’t be able to finish the story. A shame. Switching metaphor or required skillset half-way through a game [...]

Hands on experimentation

I decided to start trying to bring some of my culture to London, other than just absorbing its own. First stop: home made pasta :) Details soon.

A conversation with MattB

Last week I participated in a conversation with Matt Biddulph (Dopplr‘s CTO) here in London. Since it was set-up as an interview to allow Feba to gather material for her thesis, I joined in with a few questions and here you’ll find my personal highlights about it (for detailed notes, see Feba‘s posts). Together with [...]

An Italian tumble/side/bookmark-log

Just to start the new year diverging from my resolutions, I started playing a bit more with my tumble log. It’s (mainly) in Italian, and it’s turning out to have a good affordance for being an “inspiration” dump. Which is quite in conflict with how I mainly used this blog so far. Blimey. So this [...]

Resolution 2.0.0.8

without further ado: * read more * synthesize

Human Tetris

The Original Human TETRIS Performance by Guillaume Reymond. [via Webgol] Because it’s interesting when computer games take physical space as model and metaphor, but it’s even more interesting when gaming experiences are recreated in physical, everyday environment: think ARGs and mobile augmented reality systems for different approaches to this same concept. A previous example was [...]


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