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New Birdcage Project: Hyperlocal Music, Petty Vandalism, 2D Barcodes, and Bridging My Two Worlds

By Bryan Woods | July 17, 2009

I’ve been playing around with QR Codes a lot lately, and the more I use them, the more I’m beginning to see their value as a way of bridging the “real” (physical/”analog”) world with the digital world.
And so it dawned on me that I could use them as the medium to get people exploring the [...]

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Of Musicians And Programmers

By Bryan Woods | January 21, 2009

Jeff Atwood posed the age-old question again today on his blog, and I thought it was worth a little more introspection as someone who was (is?) a musician first, programmer second.
The question: “Why are so many programmers musicians?” (Note: the question is coming from a programmer, not a musician, which is the first notable point. [...]

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