wrapped in plastic
by jebni on March 9, 2004
Our home is slipping into another dimension. Today I come home and the walls are stark, the furniture under plastic. All our belongings packed away, the kitchen inaccessible. Eating from a sachet. Outside, the heat is too oppressive, so I (…)
ender’s haunting
by jebni on March 6, 2004
In my latest reading of Ender’s Game, I’ve noticed that Orson Scott Card borrows Ursula Le Guin’s faster-than-light communications device, the ansible. Alas, Card, that font of “respectable homophobia” — the deep homophobia of reproductive civilisation — apparently doesn’t realise (…)
3g is heavy
by jebni on March 5, 2004
This is a test post from my new 3G phone, a Motorola A920. It’s more of a PDA than a phone, and after some frustration with the stupid network, I think I’m in love. I’m also determined to blog “properly” (…)
the revolution is here
by jebni on March 3, 2004
Here’s my latest project, the new L e e J e a n s site, which was launched today. As with last season, you can move anything around, resize it, spin it, whatever, and then make customised screensavers, animated e-cards and desktop wallpapers out of your designs. (…)
crockfest
by jebni on March 3, 2004
Why is it that when the T r o p f e s t people at work find evidence of S q u a t f e s t , they “naturally” ask me about it? Hmmm… (I animated the big hook this year for the T r o p f e s t ident. Additionally, I animated a jeans commercial that was (…)
no homecoming
by jebni on March 2, 2004
Orson Scott Card is an awful, awful man. But yesterday, by chance, I started reading Ender’s Game again, and lo, it is good.