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- RT @youmeyou: @ckunzelman individual work ethic vs. worker rights is a vital distinction that keeps getting overlooked (at least in headlin… 1 hour ago
- @youmeyou absolutely. my own favored mode of development is definitely on the intensive side, but I would never want that to be "the way" 1 hour ago
- @audiosprite @waltdwilliams yeah I'm not on board with you Walt but I'm interested in reading the book (this also i… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 1 hour ago
- Specifically, for this reason: when workers begin valorizing overproduction, companies will naturalize that as a baseline, not an exception. 1 hour ago
- It has (often) had bad effects on my health, both physically and mentally, and while I am ok with it, I'm not saying that's The Good Method 1 hour ago
- I work very, very long weeks with the various things I do (including a day job), and I enjoy it, but I would never valorize it. 1 hour ago
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Monthly Archives: January 2011
On Little Big Planet 2
There are not very many things that get me on this blog anymore, but Little Big Planet 2 has set off some kind of crazy thoughtengine in my brain, and I can’t stop thinking about it. I am about to … Continue reading
Music Time 2
My life is pretty much a method to see Clutch live–that’s its only purpose. This is “50,000 Unstoppable Watts,” a track off their newest album. Give it a listen.
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Music Time 1
Things get spotty here when I get lazy or busy. This is a new series here at This Cage is Worms called “Music Time,” which is going to be a companion to the incredibly unpopular (judging by hits alone) Quote … Continue reading
On Minecraft
(click images to make them screen-sized, forgive my toolbar) I am smitten with Minecraft. I can’t stop playing it. I am addicted in a way that feels good—like people are “addicted” to watching sports. You just want to do it, … Continue reading
The House on the Rock
I kept going on and on about writing an essay about The House on the Rock and I even wrote quite a bit out longhand, but sometimes words are just useless. As always, click through for larger. Kelly took this … Continue reading
