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Beyond Civilization
Beyond Civilization is Quinn's foremost text on new tribalism. The book contains one-page explorations into a variety of topics, in the form of reflections, parables, autobiographical accounts, short essays, and deliberate clarifications of ideas introduced in his previous books. Synopsis[edit] Within the main body of Beyond Civilization, each page contains its own chapter-like heading and a few paragraphs exploring the topic of that heading. Part 1: Closing In on the Problem[edit] Quinn states his reasons for writing the book and focuses on clarifying his idea in The Story of B that “If the world is saved, it will not be by old minds with new programs but by new minds with no programs at all.” Part 2: Closing In on the Process[edit] Quinn discusses the memes that are regarded as infallible within our own, world-dominating culture. Part 3: Walking Away from the Pyramid[edit] Part 4: Toward the New Tribalism[edit] Part 5: The Tribe of Crow[edit] Quinn goes into detail about homelessness.
The Demoscene -- an Overview
Ikari crack intro for Commodore 64 from 1989 1. Introduction The demoscene is an international collective of programmers, graphics artists and musicians who create real-time audio-visual presentations with home computers. These people call themselves demosceners or just sceners. In this article, we want to introduce demos and the demoscene to the uninitiated reader.1 In the recent 10 years or so, social scientists, humanists and media researchers have written a number of texts that present the topic. Generally, the existing studies can be separated into two domains. These existing works have opened up important and relevant points for discussion. In this introduction, we thus focus on what demosceners do and the diverse artifacts they produce. 2. As the name already suggests, the main activity of the demoscene is making "demos". Nucleophile, a 4k intro by the groups Portal Process & TBC (2008) The way demos should look and sound is not formally defined. 3. 4. Notes
Demomaking
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Les démos sont des productions informatiques mêlant graphismes, musiques et animation dans un but esthétique. On peut les comparer à des clips musicaux, ou encore à des ride en image de synthèse. Les démos sont réalisées par des groupes de demomakers, des passionnés d'informatique. Pour les demomakers, le but des démos est de concourir dans des concours de maîtrise technique ou artistique. Histoire[modifier | modifier le code] Les démos sont probablement aussi anciennes que les ordinateurs, les passionnés d'informatique produisant souvent de petits programmes afin de tester une technologie, une équation, ou un effet visuel. Les ordinateurs emblématiques du demomaking étant le Commodore 64, l'Atari ST et, surtout, l'Amiga[1]. La scène du demomaking se structura très vite. Lors de la première moitié des années 1990, les PC commencèrent à s'immiscer dans le demomaking. La fin des années 1990 fut un âge d'or du demomaking.
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6 Upcoming Horror Games That Look Absolutely Terrifying -
I don’t know if you’ve noticed this already, but this is an incredibly exciting time to be a horror fan. There are more new horror releases now than there’s ever been. We’ve seen multiple entries in franchises like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, as well as a slew of quality indie horror games from devs like Frictional Games (Amnesia), Blue Isle (Slender: The Arrival), and Red Barrels (Outlast), among others. Perhaps what’s most exciting about this recent surge of popularity the genre’s seeing are the hints at where it’s headed next. Between games like the six I have waiting for you after the break, it looks like survival horror is coming back, and this time it’s returning in a far more terrifying form. The following upcoming horror games aren’t afraid to be different, to try something new, and they’re all worth looking forward to. The Walking Dead: Season Two
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Demoscene Research
Individual WiderScreen 1–2/2014 papers April 16th, 2014 by markku Individual WiderScreen articles will start appearing on the bibliography little by little. Here’s the complete list of what can be expected. Patryk Wasiak: “Amis and Euros.” Software Import and Contacts Between European and American Cracking ScenesMarkku Reunanen: How Those Crackers Became Us DemoscenersDoreen Hartmann: Animation in the Demoscene. Done! WiderScreen thematic issue out! April 15th, 2014 by markku WiderScreen 1–2/2014 is a special thematic issue that deals with various scenes, such as the cracker, demo and chip music scene. Assembly article by Tyni & Sotamaa April 9th, 2014 by markku GAME – The Italian Journal of Game Studies – has published Heikki Tyni’s and Olli Sotamaa’s article Assembling a Game Development Scene? Demos as glitch art and once more on chiptunes March 12th, 2014 by markku A couple of new bits popped up again. Executable Cinema March 4th, 2014 by markku PhD thesis on chiptunes Scene letters
Bottling and Aging Mead
Bottling and Aging Mead Depending on the recipe and the style of mead you are making, you have several options to consider before bottling your mead. The mead can be sweetened by adding additional honey or enhanced by adding flavorings. If no fermentation occurs after bottling, the mead will remain still. If you bottle mead while it is still fermenting, and adequate sugar remains, you will end up with sparkling mead. The level of alcohol in your mead will help to keep unwanted microbes at bay, but sanitization remains important when bottling. Bottles can be filled using a racking cane or auto-siphon and some plastic tubing. bottles slowly causing as little aeration as possible. Make sure to choose the right type of bottle and style of closure for your mead. Store your mead in a cool dark place and let it age. Back to 'Brewing Basics'
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