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Fubiz.net -
4 hours and 22 minutes ago
Une belle idée et bibliothèque extensible par ce designer en provenance de
Rotterdam : Reinier de Jong. La bibliothèque se compose de cinq parties avec la possibilité
d'agrandir le contenu de chaque espace pour votre collection.
Site du designer.

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P2P File Sharing -
14 hours and 3 minutes ago
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Photo courtesy of
iStockphoto, J. Elliott
The Pirates of the Amazon Firefox extension,
launched this week, provides a link to free downloads (at The
Pirate Bay) of content that's available for sale on Amazon.com.
Another download, The Kraken,
does, well, the opposite.
"When the [Pirates of the Amazon] add-on is installed, it integrates a new 'download 4 free'
button into the Amazon product page when the same article is also available via The Pirate Bay,"
explains Ernesto at
TorrentFreak. "It works for CDs, DVDs, games, books and basically all products that can be
converted to a digital format."
But soon after the Pirates of the Amazon site was launched, it went down. "It's apparently hit
some choppy waters," writes TechFlash's
Eric Engleman. "The 'Pirates of the Amazon' site is down this morning, with the message: 'The
ship was hit. We're offline.'"
According to the creators, the site received an immediate legal challenge from Amazon. "'Pirates
of the Amazon' was an artistic parody, part of our media research and education at the Media Design M.A. course at the Piet Zwart Institute of the Willem
de Kooning Academy Hogeschool Rotterdam, the Netherlands," the site now states. "It was a practical experiment on
interface design, information access and currently debated issues in media culture."
At the same time, The Kraken,
launched today, inserts Amazon.com purchase links into The
Pirate Bay and Mininova. As the download
site suggests, "For those with an attack of conscience (or simply impatience), here's a
plug-in to help you sleep at night..."
More here from The
Register ...
more here from PC World ... more here from CNET ... and more here from Wired.
See full
article.
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pligg - published -
21 hours and 45 minutes ago
In 2009 the Hofpleinlijn, from the Hague to Rotterdam, will stop running. After that a 1,9 km long
building called The Hofbogen and covering the elevated railroad, will hopefully get a park on top:
The Hofpleinparklijn*. In New York soon opens such a park on an elevated railroadtrack: the High
Line. Here vegetation took over the tracks when the last train passed in 1980. Instead of getting
rid of the green and the structure, the plan is to adjust it into a park by creating a variated
green space in order to create a slow environment that permits meandering pace. The High Line as
its own calm world. The green will float over streets and cut through city blocks. The picture is
an impresson from the Gansevoort Entry. Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro High Line
elevated park (design 2005, ready 2009) High Line elevated rail (1930 - 1980) New York, USA
http://www.thehighline.org http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hofpleinlijn *) that one is my favourite,
other: Hofparklijn, or Hofpleinlijnpark, Hofboogpark, etc. » <a
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pligg - published -
21 hours and 45 minutes ago
The Follydock competition brought to life this container origami. The folly architecture
competition, held in 2007 was organised by Lowieke Duran a.o. in Rotterdam. The design passed all
stages of the competition and was eventualy build at Heijplaat, in the harbour area of Rotterdam.
It's made from two, in origamy style folded, 40ft cargo containers. Even the scale model, contained
reused materails. It was made of discarded heating radiators. Construction and welding of the 10
meter tall folly was done by master-welder Vincent Petit. In October of this year (2008) it was
re-opened. Wouter Roeterink, Ron Nout, Femke Bijlsma and Allard Roeterink Container Origami (2007 -
reopened: 2008) Two 40ft containers Eemhavenweg, Heijplaat/Charlois, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Sources: http://www.randomyou.com/follydock/follydock.html (picture)
http://www.echo.nl/ro-ch/buurt/lees/811224/onthulling.container.origami/ http://www.follydock.com
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MAKE Magazine -
1 days and 9 hours ago
Artzilla.org is a new website about fun, artistic, and
experimental Mozilla (mostly Firefox) add-ons. Participating artists include Theo Watson, Aram Bartholl,
Evan Roth, Dragan
Espenschied, Timo
Klok, Jamie Wilkinson, Danja
Vasiliev and Tobi Leingruber. I bet Pirates of the
Amazon will be there, too, a Firefox add-on that "inserts a "download 4 free" button on
Amazon, which links to corresponding Piratebay BitTorrents." Read more about the event on the
fffffatlab
site.
Artzilla.org Launch Party and Browser Hacks Exhibition
Saturday, December 13
Worm, Achterhaven 148, Rotterdam
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