I like elmo, do you?
./ Brian Ryckbost
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Posted by Kristin Jongsma at September 21, 2004 09:34 PM
brian
surely you know this piece by john baldessari
unfortunately
i think this baldessari piece is broken
i've tried it now at two computers
digital erosion?
it worked for me. elmo even does the hokey pokey. he's amazing!
Posted by: Brian Ryckbost at September 22, 2004 10:02 AMsorry folks for my last post
it's true this piece works just fine
i am such a safari junky that it didn't even cross my mind
to try the evil explorer
i remember now why i like this work so much
thanks, internet explorer!
I guess I did not get all the benefits from my mozilla firefox either. internet explorer, as evil you may be, thank you for that experience.
Posted by: Brian Ryckbost at September 22, 2004 12:06 PMW3C says there's not one but nine java errors on that page--no wonder 'fox and safari won't load it! I can't believe IE just bounced over that much bad code! Bleh!
Posted by: Ben Verduin at September 28, 2004 10:44 PMWhy do you think that the Firefox community is getting so big? Corporations are switching over to Firefox and getting rid of IE. it's just all around better, and tabbing really is the best thing every.
Posted by: Brian Ryckbost at September 28, 2004 11:38 PMi like this. at first i looked at it as childish and very far from artistic, but then the scratches on the back of the box caught my eyes. They kind of put the whole piece together. childish things, scratches, imperfection. i liked it.
Posted by: Christine Brown at September 30, 2004 11:45 PM