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Le brin de cachemire sur sa hanche glisse au creux du ventre de l'autre, elle diminue progressivement son rythme, déboutonne les dernières phrases et fait jouer la glissière. Fonctionnant sans relâche à l'envers, à l'endroit, la machine tricote.Cochon Pull / Pull Cochon Hazard Caroline, le 25/2/2009 à 08h36
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Panoplie.org propose de confronter deux "cultures de l'écran" contemporaines en constituant une collection de vidéos autour du vocabulaire propre au monde des ordinateurs.
Nous avons choisi le Jargon Informatique, lexique officiel des "hackers", comme source d'inspiration, et la vidéo, sous toutes ses formes, comme mode de représentation et vecteur de réflexion.
Sous 2 semaines, l'équipe de panoplie.org vous informera de la décision de publication de votre soumission et de la date de sa publication.
2006-10-27 17:15:37
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[from Greek
akme highest point of
perfection or achievement] The canonical supplier of bizarre, elaborate,
and non-functional gadgetry — where Rube Goldberg and Heath Robinson
(two cartoonists who specialized in elaborate contraptions) shop. The name
has been humorously expanded as A (or American) Company Making Everything.
(In fact, Acme was a real brand sold from Sears Roebuck catalogs in the
early 1900s.) Describing some X as an Acme X either means
This is , or, more
likely, insanely great* This looks Compare insanely great* on paper,
but in practice it's really easy to shoot yourself in the foot with
it.pistol* .This term, specially cherished by American hackers and explained here
for the benefit of our overseas brethren, comes from the Warner Brothers'
series of
Road-runner cartoons. In these cartoons, the
famished Wile E. Coyote was forever attempting to catch up with, trap, and
eat the Road-runner. His attempts usually involved one or more
high-technology Rube Goldberg devices — rocket jetpacks, catapults,
magnetic traps, high-powered slingshots, etc. These were usually delivered
in large wooden crates labeled prominently with the Acme name —
which, probably not by coincidence, was the trade name of a peg bar system
for superimposing animation cels used by cartoonists since forever. Acme
devices invariably malfunctioned in improbable and violent ways. |