i'm posting this weeks links tonight because i probably wont have time tommorow. technicaly it's friday anyway... but meh. i've said it before, but doing this thing every friday is really showing me how quickly the week goes past
along with the usual links from out in the internet i've also got links to a bunch of deviants you might not have come across before - this isn't a list of super uber popular artists, just some i found while browsing recent deviations...
a bunch of deviants
after installing =
doofsmack's
GallerySkip script i whent on a trip through the recent deviations. if something caught my eye i'd check it out, and if the other four deviations in the GallerySkip box caught my other eye - then i'd stumble around blindly ... lolz. no - i'd add the deviant to my bookmarks. i'll go back eventualy and probably start watching them, many of them have low pageviews and seem to be pretty new deviants, so check them out if you have time. i've provided a link to their latest deviations (future proof thanks to /latest/), initialy i was hoping that the OBT thumbnail tooltip thinger would show it, but it doesn't. something to suggest they add i guess. anyhoo, those using doof's script should still find it handy.
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retrodiva88 -
latest
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troublemakers -
latest
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GabrielMachado -
latest
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eggwacker -
latest
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tolly -
latest
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rypyr -
latest
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djiin-zoi -
latest
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schadenfreudeslair -
latest
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lilstumbleboy -
latest
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SaltyIrishDog -
latest
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Sparten -
latest
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in-my-fantasy-world -
latest
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Phoenix-88 -
latest
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II-calm-II -
latest
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ghostever -
latest
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merfed -
latest
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coolcooldeathsquad -
latest
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monkstar -
latest
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LencY -
latest
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mickryan -
latest
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onelikedoodie -
latest
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mickeyzee -
latest
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steamed-pepsi -
latest
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Boggleboy -
latest
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ChristmasSocks -
latest
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huluvu -
latest
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mewprizm -
latest
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dubou4 -
latest
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vanilla-snow -
latest
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glassleopard -
latest
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deviantART: Guide to DeviantART Popularity by *
tangledweb
now for the usual links from around the web:
art / design / etc
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Image Comics :: View topic - Ottley's 24 hour comic.
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Fafinette (possibly nsfw)
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// knitPro gap sample
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Pixel Art at pixeljoint.com - Forum Avatars, Buddy Icons
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HistoryShots
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Patricia Piccinini
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ManHole.ca - Fine Sewer Art - Manhole Cover Photography (heh. another collection of odd things)
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Whispering Imps on Magic Posters
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KatamariDamacy on the web (weee wallpapers and stuffs)
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kunst & wahn - a photoset on Flickr (possibly nsfw. macabre-ish art/sculptures)
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Swirling (one of those maddening animated picture in a picture loops)
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latte art - a photoset on Flickr
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i love dust _ what do you love? (design studio's portfolio)
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http://www.myplasticheart.com (designer toys)
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What would we do if hand-held game technology was stuck in the 80s?
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starwars last supper
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secret wall tattoos (secreat artwork hiding on the walls behind picture frames at hotels)
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Fevereon arts (uber fanart sculpture)
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www.-reverse.-flash-.-.back- (crazy ass web art)
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teardrops3
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The Lightable
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Ivory Project : Advertisng Soap in America 1838-1998
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paper rad
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Cool Hunting
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Tick Tock Toys - Archives & Galleries
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T O Y S !
funnies and whatnot
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GARNIER
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Dell Tech Force: The Movie (video. hit that tiny 'read' link)
software
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http://www.cdburnerxp.se
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Peter Selinger: potrace (bitmap to vector proggy)
firefox
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Well, I'm Back: Rendering Web Page To Images
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The Office - Funnyfox (must see tv spots for firefox)
web design related
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JavaScript-enhanced image replacement | clagnut/sandbox
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Niggle (nifty design)
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OH FUCK. I hate it I hate it, I hate it and I hate you. FLASH IN THE CAN 2004
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HTML Programmer (from thedailyWTF.com)
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Instiki (really simple to run wiki, needs ruby though)
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Transparent custom corners and borders | 456 Berea Street
gadgets and doodads
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The Noise Shirt
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Robots driven by cockroaches
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Music Thing: Musical instruments made of Lego
misc
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Bonsai: Worlds Within Worlds (gallery of those bonsai trees)
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Siemens AG - Archive (stress testing mobile phones, used tinyurl to stop url from sprouting emoticons)
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TouchGraph GoogleBrowser V1.01 (graphical representation of website linkage)
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Draw a pig personality test
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How to avoid crying when chopping onions : Lifehacker
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How to make your own soda machine
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RansomNote Generator
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Bubble House for sale
videogames and whatnot
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Engadget & Joystiq’s live coverage of Sony’s PlayStation 3 launch - Joystiq - [link] +++
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Sony Demos PS3 Tech News Story From 1UP.COM
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The Game Boy Micro: What we know
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Nintendo Revolution: What we know
fun fun fun!
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How to keep an idiot busy
gah. it's 2:43am.
/me falls asleep at keyboard.
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To old to die young.
meh. either way, they're all going to have great games, just as all the current generation's consoles do
oh. to answer your question though, probably PS3... if they redesigned the concept controller.
I'll definitely be waiting until i can actually see the PS3 first hand before I make a decision on that, I'm so used to seeing the sony overhype now ! The Nintendo however I will buy regardless because I know there'll be an abundance of my kind of games (not to mention the huge back catalogue) and now they're taking the online play seriously it'll be very interesting to see where it goes, I'm still very curious about the controllers for it. I think the X360 will depend on the price for me, if it's released at the right price then it could get a massive headstart on the PS3.
So yeah I'll more than likely own 2 and given that it's likely that the PS3 at launch could be something near twice the price of the x360, it'll probably be a revolution and an x360 for me.
I don't really see the point in the gba micro either, from what I'd heard previously about the gba 2 it was expected to be a much more poweful machine to rival the psp so that was quite disappointing. Just means I'll be trading my SP in for a DS as soon as I get home
oh, and - get home?
thet are great.
I'll use it!
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