Jan 23rd, 2009 @ 2:40 pm
joshua. ( i was a featured on an interview blog )
name: Joshua Michael Tuscan
what do you do: I make internet. I father children. I think about things after learning them.
where are you: Philadelphia
how old are you: 26
one thing you like: canalet
one thing you dislike: The stupid man that used to bump my desk with his large ass every day until I switched to a window seat and everyone got jealous.describe your demeanor in one word: affected
do you have any hopes and dreams? if so, tell me about one. if not, tell me why not.: I have many, many dreams. They included: handmaking shoes, owning my own shop, moving to San Francisco and raising my boy there, sailing across at least one ocean, taking a crap on every continent, being an ornery old man that wears cool hats, learning how to build the things in my head, and one day riding a horse through a shallow lake.
Reblogged from always hopeful..
@ 11:47 am
Reblogged from humachine.
@ 12:26 am
Jan 22nd, 2009 @ 11:01 am
My New Favorite Camera App
The 4th release in the series of our ToyCamera, which you can take continuous shooting.
Just pressing a button, it proceeds to take 4-8 serial shoots and create one image. The popping sound of the shutter gives you a great feeling.
Been playing around with it this morning and the pictures come out beautifully. Great settings and simple function.
@ 9:43 am
“After running the most tech-savvy campaign in history that made use of everything from social networking sites to text messages, staffers are discovering that they have to wade through a swamp of bureaucracy just to use sites like Facebook and that White House computers are outdated. Perhaps the hardest pill to swallow is that instant messenger programs are verboten under the new rules, forcing staffers to (gasp) call each other up to communicate. “It is kind of like going from an Xbox to an Atari,” Obama spokesman Bill Burton said of the White House’s tech capabilities.”
Washington PostJan 21st, 2009 @ 12:34 pm
Jan 16th, 2009 @ 1:49 pm
I never ride my bike anywhere there aren’t bike lanes.
@ 10:20 am
You have no choice but to have a happy Friday now. I’ve given you the tools for success.Jan 14th, 2009 @ 12:01 pm
“According to the paleontologist Peter Ward, however, nothing could be further from the truth. In his view, the earth’s history makes clear that, left to run its course, life isn’t naturally nourishing - it’s poisonous. Rather than a supple system of checks and balances, he argues, the natural world is a doomsday device careening from one cataclysm to another. Long before humans came onto the scene, primitive life forms were busily trashing the planet, and on multiple occasions, Ward argues, they came close to rendering it lifeless. Around 3.7 billion years ago, they created a planet-girdling methane smog that threatened to extinguish every living thing; a little over a billion years later they pumped the atmosphere full of poison gas. (That gas, ironically, was oxygen, which later life forms adapted to use as fuel.)”
Perspective.
@ 10:18 am
