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randoc.wordpress.com
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| | | | | For young children in the 1970s and 80s, (compact) cassette tapes with narrated stories (basically children audio books on tapes) were a popular pasttime, not least because it did not require parental presence, because cassette players were relatively inexpensive, and because content (i.e. audio book cassette tapes) was cheap or could even borrowed from friends... | |
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blog.navelgazers.co.uk
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| | | | | Navel-Gazers: interviews with recording artists. | |
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roelvanderven.com
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| | | | | The idea of something being "old-school", "retro" or even "cyberpunk", exists because we attach a feeling of nostalgia to it. I've been fascinated recently by this because culture sometimes reaches back in time to (re) experience something, or at other times might even be ahead of its time! Tape Last month Taylor Swift released her... Continue reading Technology and culture do not progress on a linear timeline | |
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www.spudart.org
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| | | There's always been the problem of how to make a wire croquet wicket to stand up on the floor indoors. The bright folks at Everett, Washington have developed the technology the beer bottle stabilizer to hold the wicket upright. BRILLLIANT! | ||
