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tcr!
· Mar 10, 2015 at 8:45 am

Which brings us back to Youtube. Now, you can access all of Youtube videos without having to use Adobe’s proprietary software, so long as your browser supports the W3C’s version of Adobe’s proprietary software. If you’re using Firefox, you can access all of Youtube’s videos without Flash, except that in some cases, you’ll need their version of the W3C-standardized “Encrypted Media Extension”—which requires that you use proprietary software. From Adobe.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
Online video is coming along but it’s still a proprietary pain in the sass.
#webdev
tcr!
· Mar 9, 2015 at 4:21 pm
Peeps, the workday is done, it’s 46 degrees, and me and the TIE-Fighter pilot are roaring down by the Fox River, jamming to Bennie and the Jets. Best day EVER.

#photos #starwars
tcr!
· Mar 9, 2015 at 1:08 pm
DJ QBert, born Richard Quitevis, is widely regarded as the most highly skilled skratching dj that has walked this planet. His long-standing career of innovating the DJ culture has set off a worldwide generation of DJs who are now regarded as musicians and not just DJs that play records, from A-Trak to Craze to C2C to Z-Trip; they would testify to DJ QBert’s influence in their sound and successful careers.
Real spinning, real scratching, not just “playing records.”
#musicvideos #djqbert
tcr!
· Mar 9, 2015 at 9:53 am

R.J. Reynolds eventually ended the Joe Camel campaign in 1997, but not without a fight. They challenged the accusations of insidious marketing in a legal battle before the pressure got too strong and forced them to settle out of court and pull the plug. The reason the company risked bad press for such a long time was simple: Joe was incredibly popular. Sadly, even some people of legal smoking age wanted this cartoon camel to be their friend.
Take these letters addressed to Joe Camel, for example. They are part of the Legacy Tobacco Documents Library, which was established to “house and maintain tobacco industry internal corporate documents produced during litigation between 46 U.S. States and the seven major tobacco industry organizations.” Many of the people writing to Joe were members of his V.I.P. club, a program where you could earn “C-notes” or “Camel Cash” that could go towards Camel merchandise. V.I.P. members often received letters back from the cartoon camel, usually signed “Stay Smooth, Joe.”
Joe Camel was a huge part of my life after my parents divorced. My dad’s house was full of his merchandise, catalogs, c-notes, etc. We fell hook, line, and sinker for the marketing. It was something we bonded over.
#meanwhile #bigtobacco
i don’t know why i was so surprised to see you quote the classic rock masterpiece, “Won’t Get Fooled Again”.
pete townsend must of have got a synthesizer for christmas that year. he wrote the album which heavily relied on the new little toy. imo it hasn’t been so masterfully handled since.
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Actually, I was just quoting the article where the author quoted the Townsend. :-D
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