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The Noun Project, Building a Free Collection of Symbols

Each graphic is downloadable when you click on it, and comes to you in scalable vector graphic (SVG) format. The graphics fall under Creative Commons guidelines, and you’re free to do whatever you want with them. Sounds pretty neat.

« The Noun Project’s mission is to share, celebrate, and enhance the world’s visual language. Our goal is to collect and organize all the symbols that form our language into one easy-to-use online library that can be accessed by anyone… »

Symbols live here: http://www.thenounproject.com

Déc
20

Graphiti - Customizable graph dashboard for Graphite, powered by Sinatra and Redis

thechangelog:

The team at Paperless Post has released a nice looking dashboard frontend to Graphite the Django-based real-time graphing system. Graphiti was developed in Sinatra and uses Redis to store graphs as JSON blobs. Users can arrange graphs into collections or dashboards that map to a URL slug.

The front end is a single page app built with Sammy.js, featured way back in Episode 0.2.2.

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The team give some background on Graphiti on their blog. Check the project README for setup instructions and ways to contribute.

Source  thechangelog

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20

Coquet Coquette - of Montreal

Coquet Coquette

by of Montreal
album False Priest

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The track Coquet Coquette is on of Montreal’s new EP for their album False Priest. Have a look at their absolutely insane music video for Coquet Coquette.

of Montreal managed to mix in pretty much every genre of music on ‘False Priest’. You get a little bit of soul, funk, R&B, pop, rock, and of Montreal (yes, that’s now a genre).

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Source  dysonsound.com

Mar
15

Communal Blood - This Will Destroy You

Communal Blood

by This Will Destroy You
album Communal Blood

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Source  samxuel

Reblogué depuis samxuel

Mar
14

“Creativity is a double-edged sword. The more ideas we have, the less likely we are to stay loyal to one. So the creative mind ends up jumping from idea to idea, and none of them happen. There is no correlation between how great an idea is and the likelihood of it happening.”

Scott Belsky

Founder and visionary of Behance and the 99 Percent.

Source  Newsweek

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