Where the Hell is Foundland, and what's so New about it?:)
It's Newfoundland and yes, I'm being pedantic, but that's because I'm a Newfoundlander*.
As I'm technically a Canadian as well, I kind of like the idea of a maple leaf showing up as opposed to the ole stars 'n stripes or some silly bald eagle. After all, we're on top. (Sorry Mexico.);)
Er, I don't think I could hire a law firm that doesn't check its spelling. In the header info, they've spelled 'internet' incorrectly. Twice.;)
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I mean, outside of the fact that I wouldn't hire them for philosophical reasons. As an artist, I've relied many times on emulation as a means of learning technique. If people want to poke through my HTML (as messy as it can be) as a means of learning what to do and not do in web design, I say give'r.:)
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Try reading the works of people like N. Katherine Hayles. She discusses the concept of being Post-Human and provides a brilliant discourse that takes up ideas from others like Marshall McLuhan.
"About 10% of the current US population are estimated to be cyborgs in the technical sense, including people with electronic pacemakers, artificial joints, drug implant systems, implanted corneal lenses, and artificial skin. A much higher percentage participates in occupations that make them into metaphoric cyborgs, including the computer keyboarder joined in a cybernetic circuit with the screen, the neurosurgeon guided by fiber optic microscopy during an operation, and the adolescent game player in the local video game arcade." From Hyphen to Splice: Cybernetic Syntax in Limbo
Uhh, something tells me most of the hardcore geeks here wouldn't actually consider warm CowboyNeal "milk" a viable drink before bed. Though I guess I shouldn't assume anything. Nor will I confirm or deny my personal... uhh, tastes on the matter.
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Cross-processed negs, perhaps? But that's not up McCurry's alley and it's gotten a bit clichéd since the 90s when all sorts of ads use this technique.
Where the Hell is Foundland, and what's so New about it? :)
It's Newfoundland and yes, I'm being pedantic, but that's because I'm a Newfoundlander*.
As I'm technically a Canadian as well, I kind of like the idea of a maple leaf showing up as opposed to the ole stars 'n stripes or some silly bald eagle. After all, we're on top. (Sorry Mexico.) ;)
* I am however, not a Newfie.
No, homophobia is totaly (sic) the very gayest thing. :)
- ev
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Uhh, something tells me most of the hardcore geeks here wouldn't actually consider warm CowboyNeal "milk" a viable drink before bed. Though I guess I shouldn't assume anything. Nor will I confirm or deny my personal ... uhh, tastes on the matter.
-Rho