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  • The World and The Universe

    25 August 2006 ⋅ 1 min read ⋅ personal

    Lately I’ve been thinking about terms World and Universe, and the future. What will happen to them when we discover new worlds and settle on other planets? Today when we say “World Championship” we actually mean “Planet Championship”. It sounds severly narrow minded to treat our planet as the only place in the world, but it’s the legacy and we continue to hammer this meaning into the new citizens’ heads.

    No less confusing is the term “Miss Universe” with the planetary meaning again, but this time we do something, like Planet to the power of 2. We call the same place with a stronger name to give it more importance, or alternatively assuming there’s no other race in the whole Universe could possibly compete with humans in beauty. For the record, there’s Miss Universe but there’s no Mister Universe.

    We constantly put ourselves in different dumb positions and it has already become acceptable, no matter how high the position of a person on the society ladder. It’s in our nature. We see all these UFOs and signs coming from the above to ensure us that we aren’t alone, and still continue to invent terms ignoring this fact.

    I’m in anticipation of the first interplanetary contact. It’ll clear things up.

  • Sorry for not writing

    24 August 2006 ⋅ 2 min read ⋅ personal

    As it has already become a bad habit among some bloggers I know, I’m begging your pardon for not writing here for a long time. I had lots of things to tell from new coding techniques to links I found on the web lately, but I honestly thought that it’s better to dedicate this blog to something specific. It can be about either photography or coding, but not both at once as it lowers the value. Hm, at least I thought so and still do.

    What I decided is to start two other blogs here under noizeramp.com umbrella for specific purposes as soon as I need them, and leave this particular blog alone for my random thoughts, links and announcements. Well, not as random as freestyle. I still like cool Web designs, electronic music, photography, programming, and basketball. If you share some of my interests, stay with me.

    I would like to share lots of links with you, but let’s nibble the pie bit by bit:

    Max Kiesler’s Demo Design is a good collection of best practices in the Web 2.0 world. I like the endless list of AJAX projects on the front page. It’s extremely invigorating and if you are looking for new ideas or inspiration for your next project, it’s worth looking. Never before had I seen such a big crowd of cool things in one place.

    The next is LiveHack blog by Chris Brogan and Leon Ho, which is an amazing daily stream of wisdom. They spread the ancient knowledge of productivity through articles, link digests, and simple advices. Highly recommended! It doesn’t take much time, but brings some fresh air in the head.

    I had never “believed” in humorous sites and never visited them rating all potential jokes there as “for dumbs”. Couple of days ago I was scanning one feed library when I came across this blog. It was mentioned among “Miscellaneuos” things and had that title you never let pass by — Smile of the Day. I gave it a quick glance and then it made its way directly to my daily reading list around the trials. What’s there? A very nice stream of healthy jokes, anecdotes, and fun stories. I really like it!

    Let me have a break stopping on this major note. Time to get back to work!

  • Challenge

    18 May 2006 ⋅ 0 min read ⋅ photo

    Challenge

  • The Crossroads

    18 May 2006 ⋅ 0 min read ⋅ photo

    The Crossroads

  • Connecting Diversity

    17 May 2006 ⋅ 0 min read ⋅ photo

    Connecting Diversity

  • Rails Rhythm

    17 May 2006 ⋅ 0 min read ⋅ photo

    Rails Rhythm

  • Photo: Factory 7

    19 April 2006 ⋅ 1 min read ⋅ photo

    Factory 7

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  • Photo: Factory 6

    17 April 2006 ⋅ 1 min read ⋅ photo

    Factory 6

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  • Photo: Factory 5

    16 April 2006 ⋅ 1 min read ⋅ photo

    Factory 5

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  • Photo: Factory 4

    15 April 2006 ⋅ 1 min read ⋅ photo

    Factory 4

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