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L'Usine de Bonheur
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So far, this is my favorite commercial of the year. (Brandiloquent.)

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The Giantess Pinocchia
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I agree with the Gadgetopia folks, this giant marionette is way too creepy.

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Reviews of the New Slate.com
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From across the Web:

“An unmitigated disaster.”

“Boo, Slate. Boo.”

“It’s hideous. Yuck.”

“I think it’s awful.”

“We hate it, but, then again, we initially hated the last makeover too…”

“Oy.”

Yeah, pretty much sums it up for me. (By the way, I didn’t cherry-pick; those are the top mentions on Technorati right now.) Generally, I don’t mind redesigns; I think I’m usually pretty good about detaching from my nostalgia for familiar layouts. But the new Slate aches my kidneys. It is so bad.

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Massively Multimaker …
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Chris Bateman at Only a Game continues to express cool ideas about games. And they remind me I have a post buried somewhere in my head about Inform 7.

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