A few random links
Apr. 6th, 2011 07:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
amethyst73• Anyone in the greater Boston area interested in buying my family's old (but still running and in pretty good condition) 1979 LeSabre? Check the craigslist entry here.
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nezumiko wrote an online petition requesting that David Gaider (at BioWare, writer of the piece on why BioWare takes multiple genders into account when designing games like Dragon Age 2) get a pay raise. You can sign it here.
• Three-quarters of the audio track seems to be missing, and the small amount that's left is in Chinese, but check out this adorable video of two baby bears and a tiger cub playing together!
• There's a dude named Eric Whitacre who's put together a virtual choir performance, sending out a video of himself conducting his composition and receiving something over 2000 videos in return of singers performing their parts. His compilation video airs tomorrow night on YouTube. Go here for the story on npr, and here for his Virtual Choir 1.0 (only 185 singers). Dang, I want in on his next thing!
• Darths and Droids players quote Broadway and Peter Gabriel, and the DM is clueless.
• My friend
nezumiko wrote an online petition requesting that David Gaider (at BioWare, writer of the piece on why BioWare takes multiple genders into account when designing games like Dragon Age 2) get a pay raise. You can sign it here.• Three-quarters of the audio track seems to be missing, and the small amount that's left is in Chinese, but check out this adorable video of two baby bears and a tiger cub playing together!
• There's a dude named Eric Whitacre who's put together a virtual choir performance, sending out a video of himself conducting his composition and receiving something over 2000 videos in return of singers performing their parts. His compilation video airs tomorrow night on YouTube. Go here for the story on npr, and here for his Virtual Choir 1.0 (only 185 singers). Dang, I want in on his next thing!
• Darths and Droids players quote Broadway and Peter Gabriel, and the DM is clueless.
