blog steveblock.com
steves waste of time
my videos on vimeo my photos on TAGISU portfolio I hardly know her
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my videos on vimeo my photos on TAGISU portfolio I hardly know herPARSED CONTENT
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Steve Bumbaugh
This morning with a total time of 3 hours, 3 minutes and 5 seconds; a performance eerily similar to my result in 2010. Could have gotten a little closer to my goal of 3 hours, but had some foot numbness on the run.
Words by Steve Chab
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Steve Cochrane
All thoughts and opinions are my own. A 2013 talk by Jan Willem Nijman of Vlambeer. 2px vertical strokes, 1px horizontal.
stevedoria.net
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. Aiming for an unattainable goal is aiming for failure. The trivial example shows it also wastes resources.