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Matt has established the "Terminal Tips" weblog as a great resource for owners of multiple devices...an ongoing tutorial for installing and managing a complex component. . .really valuable for those with multiple devices. . .way beyond my level
Aaron put his website together. . .organizing his work, information, etc.... really need to get that going. . .design values are critical
Diego put a video together of found content assembled for representational meaning on the subject of digital technologies...a compositional methodology conceptually related to Burroughs, et. al. Good irony but could use a little more pep in the pace of cuts.
Apropos downloading video from youtube: could someone on the blog share how it's done please?
Kevina is exploring communicative aspects of Youtube. . .history, internet phenomena. . .research, educational tool. . .entertainment device. . .personal communication (individual control over mass media). . .visit her home page plaza.ufl.edu/k.lee15
Alberto is mulling over three ideas. . .virus issues, switched to linux from windows, operating systems / flash movies, macromedia flash fx (looks like fun-have to try that out) / hosting web log 'the tandem' . . .
Scores are all tens because as Woody Allen said, "Ninety percent of life is just showing up."

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