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April 2013

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Apr 21, 201389 notes

February 2013

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May 2012

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Dan Harmon Poops: HEY, DID I MISS ANYTHING?  → danharmon.tumblr.com

danharmon:

Kids:

A few hours ago, I landed in Los Angeles, turned on my phone, and confirmed what you already know. Sony Pictures Television is replacing me as showrunner on Community, with two seasoned fellows that I’m sure are quite nice - actually, I have it on good authority they’re quite nice, because…

Dan Harmon talks

May 19, 201213,581 notes

March 2012

2 posts

Mar 20, 2012704 notes
“No other game developer has been so willing, and quite so able, to riff on the real world rather than sticking to elves or dragons or aliens or fantasized battlefields. In the more than 1,100 articles I have written for this newspaper since 1996, I have never before called anything a tour de force. Yet there is no more succinct and appropriate way to describe Red Dead Redemption.” —Video Game Review - ‘Red Dead Redemption’ Brings Old West to Life - NYTimes.com
Mar 2, 2012

February 2012

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“I’ll admit it; Freaks & Geeks was a truly incredible TV series. Since then, the most knee-slapping joke from Apatow was when he released a movie poster that featured Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen above the words “funny people.” —Why You Hate Movies| Badass Digest
Feb 5, 20121 note

January 2012

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“No one cry when Jaws die,” said De Laurentiis to Time about [King Kong] several months before it was released. “But when the monkey die, people gonna cry.” —Into The History Books — mrpeelsardineliqueur.blogspot.com — Readability
Jan 16, 2012
“Virtually every hobby that requires creativity and active imagination is a niche hobby, whereas hobbies that just involve blind consumption are ubiquitous.” —Musings on making RPG’s more financially successful… - Page 2
Jan 12, 2012

November 2011

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“Don’t just go through the motions. Don’t accept dogma. Look for ways that you might be wrong, don’t look for ways to prove you’re right. Think. Express your thoughts with as much precision and care as you can muster.” —Daring Fireball Linked List: David Foster Wallace’s Syllabus
Nov 29, 2011
“ideas are just a multiplier of execution” —ideas are just a multiplier of execution - O’Reilly ONLamp Blog
Nov 15, 20111 note

October 2011

2 posts

“Compared to the iPhone OS and especially to Microsoft Windows Phone, Android has always come across to me like an old house that’s been updated by a dozen different owners and a hundred different contractors over a period of decades. It might have the same basic list of features and conveniences as the others, but it doesn’t appear to have any of the elegance, efficiency, and clarity that comes when something massive and intricate is built all at once with just one pair of eyes overseeing everything.” —Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Android 4.0 not quite a super duo - Chicago Sun-Times
Oct 30, 2011
“Judgement instead of consensus.” —‘Steve Jobs,’ Steve Jobs, and Me | Epicenter | Wired.com
Oct 27, 2011

September 2011

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Sep 23, 201179 notes

August 2011

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Aug 7, 20113,635 notes

July 2011

4 posts

“Going to sue customers for file sharing is like trying to sell soap by throwing dirt on your customers.” —Former Google CIO: LimeWire Pirates Were iTunes’ Best Customers | TorrentFreak
Jul 26, 20113 notes
Jul 15, 20111,823 notes
Jul 12, 2011250 notes
“

Question: In your fullness as a filmmaker, you’re happy with this progress. Is that 12-year-old that was drawing Tharks in his neighbor garage, is he happy on the inside?

Stanton: That’s easy. The 12-year-old is so easy to please. It’s the nearly 50-year-old that has now seen way too many movies and read too many books and is very jaded. Can I appease that person? When you see too many things of something you love done poorly, whether that be animation or fantasy or anything, you start to not become a fan, and I found myself starting to become more and more like the last thing I want to see: The last thing I want to see is a sci-fi movie. It’s not because I’ve lost for it; it’s that I love it too much to see it done half-assed or see it miss the mark — I’d rather save my energy for when I think it’s being done right. I’m trying to appease that part; I’m trying to appease the part of me that wouldn’t easily go to something like this — for any film I’m working on. I’m trying not to think of other audience members; I’m trying to go, “How can I not exclude anybody? How can I make this satisfy me on as many levels as I could?”

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—Interview: Andrew Stanton Talks ‘John Carter’ | /Film
Jul 11, 2011

June 2011

2 posts

“A sand storm, which created very bad static, affected our transmitter range. This resulted in Artoo-Detoo and Threepio appearing to copulate in front of the unit in the middle of the desert. Up until now it appears to have been futile, but one can’t be too sure of the gestation period of robots.” —Star Wars Special Production and Mechanical Effects
Jun 17, 20112 notes
“What I noticed is that no matter what a woman wears, there are some people out there who treat women inappropriately. There are men who will harass women that are scantily dressed and men who will harass women covered from head to toe. There are people – men and women – who treat women with disgust because they are scantily dressed and other people – men and women – who treat women with disgust because they are covered from head to toe.” —I’ve Gone and Done It Now: What It’s Like Without the Muslim Headscarf « Inner Workings of My Mind
Jun 2, 20112 notes
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