Tackling the information overload, part 2
In the previous post I described the problems I face when trying to reap the benefits of the Internet while staying sane. In essence, I wanted to be able to maintain a stash
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Tackling the information overload
Probably everyone who uses the web for more than just reading mail and reading a few websites every day has encountered the same problem: the Internet is big. Like, really big. For virtually
Eclectic Delights
Ever since The Humble Indie Bundle [https://www.humblebundle.com/] started
selling indie[1] games for any price you’re willing to pay, and it turned to be
popular as well as profitable,
Darkstar One
Ever since I’ve read a favourable review in the LEVEL magazine, I’ve kept this
game on my list of things to play once I upgrade my hardware. A few years later
Brainpipe: A Plunge to Unhumanity
A disembodied eyeball, you plunge and fall into a deep, colorful tunnel on your
way to a new, evolved form. This experimental game by Digital Eel tries its best
to excite new emotions