Month: June 2014
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Postmodern Jukebox’s Great Arrangements
I’m a fan of music, of course, but I’m also a fan of great arrangements. Taking an existing piece of music and changing its style and instrumentation, while still maintaining the soul of the original, is quite fun. What makes an arrangement different from a cover tune? Great question! Listen to this arrangement of Pompeii by…
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The New View
It’s the Santa Clara River reserve, no longer the back of a grocery store, and totally worth the move.
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Remastered Temple of Time
And now for a bit of a nostalgic trip for some of you, here is a remastered Temple of Time from The Legend of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time, built in Unreal Engine 4.
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Google Hangouts
I like to think that Google Hangouts exists simply to exercise our inner child during important business meetings.
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Cain and Obenland in the Morning
Konstantin Obenland and Michael Cain with special guest Mike Schroder at WordCamp OC 2014.
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Security, Privacy, and Resetting the Net
Accusations of online surveillance by government entities are rampant. By now, you have all seen or heard of at least one clandestine government program, like PRISM, designed to spy on citizens by circumventing what was once considered to be fundamental security. The validity of these accusations and programs are in question, as would be expected. Is…