http://www.digitalkomix.comKeep track of recent updates, animations, images, videos and links.FeedSpring - http://feedspring.com/Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:50:26 GMThttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rsshttp://www.digitalkomix.com/pikaboo/theroad.htmTalking about fatherhood, I suggest you the novel "The Road", by Cormac McCarthy. Father and child stumble across a nuclear desert avoiding contact with what remains of humanity. The landscape is gray, ashy and oppressive, colors survive only in dreams, or on the surface of a coke can skipped by looters. And from landscape, McCarthy lyrically diverts to hallucinated concerns on mankind. Occasionally I had to shut down the book, due to the anguish and pity overwhelming me: protect the child, because if he dies, life has no meaning at all.Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:49:11 GMThttp://crack.forteprenestino.netThu, 24 Apr 2008 15:55:57 GMThttp://www.digitalkomix.com/pikaboo/bass/bass.htmFinally I saw "The Future is Unwritten", a documentary by Julien Temple on Joe Strummer, leader of The Clash. As a fan, the movie often touched my heart, as a man it made me question: "Where am I at?" But one thing, maybe more than Joe Strummer's loss, left me highly disturbed: the silence of the bass player, Paul Simonon. I've always admired him, because he was handsome, cool and tender, clumsy in his first performances, classy later on. A hard worker, a classmate rather than an elder brother like Strummer. His absence in the movie seems to endure the hostile atmosphere that poisoned the backstage as The Clash disrupted. Beyond death. I saw Joe and Paul play toghether twice in Rome, mid eighties and mid nineties. Second time they performed "Straight to Hell", one of my favourite tunes (I used it as a lullaby to put my daughter asleep!). In that moment, they were playing for me.Fri, 18 Apr 2008 11:25:09 GMThttp://www.digitalkomix.com/images/ikea/shrinkikea.htmIKEA products are undergoing an interesting shrinking process. A case history of this disturbing phenomenon is described further.Sun, 06 Apr 2008 22:58:01 GMThttp://www.digitalkomix.com/pikaboo/clarke/clarke.htmLast week (19 March) Sir Arthur C. Clarke performed his final lift off and now probably occupies a geo-stationary orbit above the Indian Ocean. He was widely known for writing "2001, a Space Odyssey", but I prefer his early works, rock solid, hardcore sci-fi like "Prelude to Space", "Shadows on the Moon", "Islands in the Sky".Wed, 26 Mar 2008 22:20:11 GMThttp://www.digitalkomix.com/pikaboo/commander/commander.htmI like homemade carnival disguises. My son wanted a Transformer outfit, he loves the 1986 version of Optimus Prime (Commander in italian). Follow the instructions to build your own.Sun, 10 Feb 2008 23:07:34 GMT