Boris

@kviksilver
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I make tools that help you build spatial stuff for fruit company, surf, ride (motor)cycles and drink beer, car person who dislikes car centric world…

Will sometimes post in language you might not understand...

LocationSanta Cruz, CA - Makarska, Croatia
Boris2d ago
I Invest a lot into making my horrible and almost unnecessary commute better - today that investment paid off…
Boris2d ago
Oce bit doček za ove skijaše, zna li se šta?
Boris4d ago
You know what other big cat has a birthday today? This boy
Boris4d ago
Boris5d ago
Guy English5d ago

RE: https://mastodon.social/@kviksilver/116286871350643627

Creative industries thrive on the eagerness of the young apprentices to be a part of something they’ve always deeply admired. So many of them have become machines that take that youthful enthusiasm, crush it in the mill of productivity, discard anyone who burns out, and call the rest the distilled product. Then the cycle repeats itself as those who made it through the crucible take over.

BorisMar 15
This place 😍
BorisMar 15
TIL that other than predator and alien being in the same universe (+blade runner) die hard is there too, and speed…
BorisMar 15
My Maui crew, we ok?
BorisMar 13
I can see the appeal
https://www.outsideonline.com/health/wellness/coffin-lying-meditation-benefits/
Dying to Relax? Try Meditating in a Coffin.

In Japan, the practice of coffin-lying aims to help people enter a meditative state in a decked-out coffin. Plus, therapists suggest ways to mimic the trend at home if you don't, you know, have a spare coffin lying around.

Outside
BorisMar 10
kottke.orgMar 10
The Shape of Paris, a balletic short film of skateboarder Andy Anderson zooming, grinding, spinning, and floating around Paris in the summertime. "This is the cleanest footage I've ever seen. The cinematography and color grading is insane." https://kottke.org/26/03/the-shape-of-paris
The Shape of Paris

The Shape of Paris is a balletic short film of skateboarder Andy Anderson zooming, grinding, spinning, and floating around Paris in the summertime. It is al

kottke.org