tim likes to party
but the funny thing is that he doesn't
June 17, 2009
It’s official. Veronica Belmont is another of my crushes. Shout out to Ryan Block for being awesome and, you know, dating her and stuff.

Don’t you worry, Katy Perry, you’ll still be mine one day… oh yes, you will be mine.

It’s official. Veronica Belmont is another of my crushes. Shout out to Ryan Block for being awesome and, you know, dating her and stuff.

Don’t you worry, Katy Perry, you’ll still be mine one day… oh yes, you will be mine.

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On Avoiding Copyright Infringement
While maintaining integrity. It’s hard.

On Avoiding Copyright Infringement

While maintaining integrity. It’s hard.


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June 5, 2009
this shall be what I strive for in life from now on.
this shall be what I strive for in life from now on.
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May 21, 2009
this is what happens when you buy a Crayola 64 pack and are 23.
this is what happens when you buy a Crayola 64 pack and are 23.
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May 18, 2009
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]  
Just because. God I love it.
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May 14, 2009
For your health!
For your health!
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May 12, 2009
Calling for an IMAX boycott →

jstn:

azizisbored:

If you don’t want the whole long story, I did some research online and found this article that explains it. Basically IMAX is whoring out their brand name and trying to trick people. These new “IMAX” theatres are really just nice digital screens with good sound, but they ARE NOT IMAX, in that they don’t have the huge 72 ft gigantic screen which people would expect. However, they still charge $5 more for tickets as they would for the regular IMAX.

The IMAX brand is basically self-destructing, and it’s sad because the IMAX format really is something special (it’s more than just a big screen, it’s big film shot on big cameras). After getting duped last year by AMC Empire I decided I was done with regular 35mm movies blown up to IMAX size, but I’ll still see movies that use the real IMAX format (e.g. Dark Knight), I’ll just go to Lincoln Center where they have a real IMAX setup.

If your local multiplex suddenly offers an “IMAX experience” and they haven’t been under construction for months to put in a 72-foot tall screen, be suspicious; it’s probably just a 2K digital projector. What’s IMAX going to do when all movie theater projectors inevitably go digital? According to /Film, AMC is putting Sony 4K projectors into all their theaters by 2012. Oops.

By the way, my favorite theater in New York for most movies is the Ziegfeld on 54th, which has a single screen with an awesome NEC 2K projector that’s on par with what they’re now calling “IMAX”, but they won’t charge you an extra $5. It also happens to be a cool building that retains its beautiful ’60s red velvet & chandelier interior.

Stupid IMAX.

I rarely reblog posts as I feel it gets redundant, but this is a very valid and educated point of view. Shame on IMAX? Possibly. I won’t go into meltdown mode yet, but theater companies tricking people with a slew of new projection technologies is silly. None of it really matters until my ticket price goes up… then I start getting really critical on what upgrades have actually been done.

The theater chain (Carmike Cinema) around here made a move to Christie DLP-based 2K projectors around summer 2007 and most movies immediately started looking better. Fortunately, though, ticket prices stayed the same.

In the past year I’ve been to a few AMC theaters that have a few special “digital” screens that only show certain movies. I’m not sure they used the IMAX moniker, but I do know the ticket prices were higher. Beware on your moviegoing experiences. Don’t be tricked into paying for a marketing term.

Fin.

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May 11, 2009
Facebook Pirate mode
In case you haven’t seen it yet… which I doubt, because I’m usually the last person on the planet to see cool things like that.
If you want to experience this, change your language at the bottom of any Facebook page to English (Pirate). The default language is on the left side just after “Facebook © 2009”
Have fun, thank me later.

Facebook Pirate mode

In case you haven’t seen it yet… which I doubt, because I’m usually the last person on the planet to see cool things like that.

If you want to experience this, change your language at the bottom of any Facebook page to English (Pirate). The default language is on the left side just after “Facebook © 2009”

Have fun, thank me later.

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May 4, 2009
Alright, of course I want to see Moon. I’m so incredibly excited about this computer/robot/spaceship that is voiced by Kevin Spacey. The graphical expressions that accompany what the computer is saying are already phenomenal.
Alright, of course I want to see Moon. I’m so incredibly excited about this computer/robot/spaceship that is voiced by Kevin Spacey. The graphical expressions that accompany what the computer is saying are already phenomenal.
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May 2, 2009
My Tumblr updates have become less and less frequent because Twitter has made me realize that if I can’t get my point across in 140 characters or less, then you probably don’t care anyway.
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