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Feb 09

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Feb 04

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Jan 31

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Jan 25

thisistheverge: ‘Command & Conquer’ turned into an HTML5 game for your browser Do you like your gaming old school with a dash of open web standards thrown in? The original Command and Conquer has been turned into an HTML5 game, playable in the browser. It’s buggy and a bit awkward, but it’ll still put smiles on retro gaming fans’ faces.  Woa! Thank god it doesn’t work right now, otherwise I wouldn’t have picked up what I was doing for a very long time.

thisistheverge:

‘Command & Conquer’ turned into an HTML5 game for your browser

Do you like your gaming old school with a dash of open web standards thrown in? The original Command and Conquer has been turned into an HTML5 game, playable in the browser. It’s buggy and a bit awkward, but it’ll still put smiles on retro gaming fans’ faces. 

Woa! Thank god it doesn’t work right now, otherwise I wouldn’t have picked up what I was doing for a very long time.

Jan 15

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Jan 06

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Jan 02

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Dec 31

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Dec 15

EA launching Command & Conquer Play4Free browser game | The Verge Harvest that tiberium.

EA launching Command & Conquer Play4Free browser game | The Verge

Harvest that tiberium.

(via thisistheverge)

Dec 09

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Nov 22

Do you know who who originally came up with this joke? (via An SEO Expert Walks Into A Bar, Bars, Pub, Public House…)

Do you know who who originally came up with this joke? (via An SEO Expert Walks Into A Bar, Bars, Pub, Public House…)

(via thenextweb)

Oct 26

Appatize is the start-up I’m working on and we’re featured on Betali.st and soon on Sprout (dutch). You’re welcome to check it out and put yourself on the guest-list (: Appatize is the web app for all your restaurant needs. With Appatize you’ll be able to check contact details and the menu, rate the dish you ate, follow restaurants for the special of the day or certain perks and send your table order directly to the chef. Sign up here

Appatize is the start-up I’m working on and we’re featured on Betali.st and soon on Sprout (dutch). You’re welcome to check it out and put yourself on the guest-list (:

Appatize is the web app for all your restaurant needs. With Appatize you’ll be able to check contact details and the menu, rate the dish you ate, follow restaurants for the special of the day or certain perks and send your table order directly to the chef.

Sign up here

Oct 20

Versace for H&M, I will get this suit and shirt just for the lulz. And because I actually think it’s pretty awesome.  In stores 17th of November, this holiday season is going to be fun and I’ll be really, really, really, ridiculously good looking!

Versace for H&M, I will get this suit and shirt just for the lulz. And because I actually think it’s pretty awesome. 

In stores 17th of November, this holiday season is going to be fun and I’ll be really, really, really, ridiculously good looking!

Oct 18

thenextweb: Take This Lollipop plays on the fact that many people underestimate the power of social networks and the information that can be obtained from them, connecting to your Facebook account to play through a scene where a creepy man spying and tracking you. It’s like a scene from one of the many horror films that have hit movie theatres in the past few years, showing a man in a somewhat abandoned house (with a tricycle in the corner, no less0, obtaining information from your Facebook profile. Your photos, location and friends are all displayed, making you aware of what you willingly share on your Facebook account. It’s certain to become a viral hit, suggesting that it could be part of a campaign for a new movie or promotion. However, our initial searches proved fruitless. That said, take a look, authorise your account and see what Take My Lollipop knows about you.  (via Take This Lollipop will make you think twice about what you share on Facebook)

thenextweb:

Take This Lollipop plays on the fact that many people underestimate the power of social networks and the information that can be obtained from them, connecting to your Facebook account to play through a scene where a creepy man spying and tracking you.

It’s like a scene from one of the many horror films that have hit movie theatres in the past few years, showing a man in a somewhat abandoned house (with a tricycle in the corner, no less0, obtaining information from your Facebook profile. Your photos, location and friends are all displayed, making you aware of what you willingly share on your Facebook account.

It’s certain to become a viral hit, suggesting that it could be part of a campaign for a new movie or promotion. However, our initial searches proved fruitless. That said, take a look, authorise your account and see what Take My Lollipop knows about you.

 (via Take This Lollipop will make you think twice about what you share on Facebook)