"As soon as you stop wanting something you get it."
Andy Warhol, The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (cf.)
"Piracy’s preserving effect, while little known, is actually nothing new. Through the centuries, the tablets, scrolls, and books that people copied most often and distributed most widely survived to the present. Libraries everywhere would be devoid of Homer, Beowulf, and even The Bible without unauthorized duplication."
Provocative read on why history needs software piracy. Reminiscent of the story of how the widely pirated first edition of Arabian Nights made it one of the most influential pieces of storytelling in history. (via curiositycounts)
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Cherry was always one of my favorite Ratatat songs
DJ BAHLER - You Said Forever
- Ratatat - Cherry
- Ratatat - Cherry (Broke For Free Remix)
- Gotye ft. Kimbra - Somebody That I Used To Know
- Whitney Houston - My Love Is Your Love
- Bloc Party - Kreuzberg
- The Shins - New Slang
- Tribute Mega Stars - Somebody That I Used To Know
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"Every person is a half-open door / leading to a room for everyone."
Tomas Tranströmer, from “The Half-Finished Heaven” (via crashinglybeautiful)
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“Girls like modern technology. Like telephones and apps. It isn’t rocket science.” - A new 27b/6 just came out!
Where the Wild Things Are, as read by Christopher Walken
this is fantastic.
His picture descriptions are the best.
"They say that the trifecta of happiness is comprised of good friendships, a lover, and work. Why does one always seem to be missing from the trifecta? The one missing link is what fuels us, what spawns the success of so many films, music, and books. It’s what keeps us going out and buying stuff and waking up in the morning. Or in some cases, pressing the snooze button."
Ryan O’Connell, “What 20-Something Has Their Dream Job And Dream Relationship?,” Thought Catalog
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