Monthly Archives: December 2005

SYMPHONIC WAYSTATION I.

Posted on December 30, 2005 by hoon

My personal ideational framework is held very lightly. It’s somewhat modal too; practical applications draw part of it ‘out’. “Frame” is much too rectilinear and edge-like. It’s much more like having a jazz and dance ensemble at one’s beck-and-call. Yet, … Continue reading →

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FINDING WHAT YOU AREN’T LOOKING FOR

Posted on December 22, 2005 by hoon

I mostly use Google. MSN Search, despite my antipathy to most things Microsoft, brings up different results for the same search, so, it comes into play. VIVISIMO‘s CLUSTY is a crawler with a useful concept: it catalogues search returns by … Continue reading →

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