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Il faut jouer Sisyphe heureux.
At Remap, Patrick Klepek writes about The Game of Sisyphus, which is exactly what it sounds like.
The Meditative Power of Irritation
[Patrick Klepek - Remap]
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Ful wel kan ye songes make with thise medieval sampler from Teenage Engineering.
The EP-1320 “instrumentalis electronicum” is preloaded with Dark Ages instruments and effects, including the hurdy gurdy, gittern, tambour, plus swordfights and “two separate witches.”
Yes, it’s an even-less-scrutable version of the EP-133 sampler I couldn’t make hide nor hair of, but sore tempted am I to drop $299 and annoy the hell out of my D&D group.
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The closest the company’s come to merging the power of a laptop with the battery life and flexibility of a tablet.
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LG’s “calming beige” TV on a stick is $200 off.
In our review of the LG StanbyME TV (the stick one, not the suitcase one) we called it “a so-so TV on a stellar stand.” And you can get a better TV for less, but not with that sleek, wheeled stand. It even has a battery.
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Beep beep.
Out here in the Texas ‘burbs, we’re under an extreme heat advisory, and more likely to see an electric Hummer than a Microlino.
All the more reason to read this Ars Technica piece on the history of the microcar and imagine pulling up to a café in a Citroën Ami, sharing a parking space with a Canta and a Twizy, somewhere a little cooler — in several senses.
Small, cheap, and weird: A history of the microcar
[Ars Technica]
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