Does Facebook Have a Secret Paper Fetish?
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Does Facebook Have a Secret Paper Fetish?
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#2The "Analog Research Lab" reminded me of the Graffiti Research Lab. They pointed out that a lot of graffiti artists act like technophobes, and they wanted to bring the art and "urban communication" into the electronic age. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graffiti_Research_Lab video: http://www.graffitiresearchlab.com/blog/projects/laser-tag/#...
Who knows, maybe they'll meet somewhere in the middle :)
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#3This is some seriously SEO-enlightened content
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#4Now I've heard of companies like Google having on-campus hackerspaces, but an on-campus print shop is pretty damn badass. Credit to Facebook for extending the hacker mindset to ink and paper.
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#5The subtext of this headline seems to be "Why does Facebook have a secret paper fetish?" rather than "How awesome is it that Facebook has a secret paper fetish?"
Personally, I'd be far more motivated by a fantastic screen-printed poster than an 'internal memo'.
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#6Great, now we can never have a poster that says Hack on it because Ben Barry has one and will complain on Twitter if you do.
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#7What was the name of that website where every other word was linked to another page on the same website? Reading this article felt a bit like that.
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#8What was the name of that website where every other word was linked to another page on the same website? Reading this article felt a bit like that.
everything2.com ?
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#10If we wanted to buy posters like these (minus the whole Ben Barry fiasco), what would be the best place to buy them?