We don't need roads

atestu:

Dustin Humphrey: Watery Redux

This is a topless woman on a motorcycle. Underwater. With a dude surfing above her.

There are things you choose to reblog, and there are things you have to reblog. This is a little bit of both.

I had to reblog it.

Slow motion lightning strike

/via kottke.org

The Libyans.

colorphobia

/via Bonnie Bonebreaker

Coldplay - Life is for Living (2000)

Parachute’s hidden track is one of my favorites Coldplay songs. The instrumentation is great.

But, life is for living
We all know
And I don’t wanna live it alone

Cause in the end
There’s only us
And oh my friend
There’s only love

Zach Condon of Beirut. ”This is pretty much the definition of cool.”

(10 Indie Celebrities Before They Were Famous)

mrgan compares his iMac with his wife’s Mac Pro:

Marco compares his Mac Pro with his wife’s iMac:

While the Mac Pro costs a lot more up front, high-performance users also get a lot more value and versatility over its lifespan, which is likely to be much longer and end much more gracefully.

[…]

I have no major complaints about my computer. It’s the best Mac I’ve ever had. I may replace it with a swanky new MacBook Air if they’re as cool as I’ve heard - just to live the laptop lifestyle again. I don’t see myself buying a Mac Pro for any reason.

My turn.

I’m a student in Software Engineering, which means I need to work both at school and at home with various OSes, thus my setup of choice is a two-year old 13” unibody MacBook (now called the MacBook Pro), a five-year old 22” Samsung screen, an Apple Wireless Keyboard, a Magic Mouse and a simple Logitech Alto stand.

Pretty cheap comparing to a 15” MacBook Pro, it allows me to be mobile while having a great desktop configuration with two monitors.

I have 4GB of RAM, which is enough for running two or three Windows XP virtual machines at the same time, but I’ll buy an SSD soon. I really don’t need more computing power: Rails programming, iPhoto, TV shows… When I’ll buy the SSD, I don’t see why I should change my MacBook for another two or three years. Then, I’ll probably won’t need a laptop anymore, and I’ll happily switch for a 27” iMac and an iPad.

Wanda Jackson featuring The Cramps - Funnel of Love (1961)

Heard in the last Entourage episode, but it could be the closing credits song of any Tarantino movie.

charlybr:

Food Ad Tricks: Helping Kids Understand Food Ads on TV

lifeattractslife:

We, we are the ones
When we’re together
We, we are the young
We live forever

simonsayshavefun:

The Drums - Forever and ever AMEN

They look like Joy Division, they sound like Phoenix. Interesting.