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Kit·blog Comments — AdiP on “Five”

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 10:48:59 +0200

Reply no.: 1. On 12 Jan 2007, 10:48 AM, AdiP wrote: ]]>

So you started as a programmer; that’s very interesting. I am a software developer too but I am addicted to everything related to design. Maybe a little bit too addicted. I’m not sure if that’s a good thing or not but I found that this “passion” or interest really helps me in my development work. Perhaps, because a piece of software is a product too, you can enjoy it’s elegance and “aesthetics” (and I don’t mean only user interface) as for any other product design.

Anyway, I always enjoyed your (and Brandient’s) work and I fell…well…proud that one can find such a quality and professionalism here, in Romania.

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Kit·blog Comments — Kit on “Five”

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 11:45:14 +0200

Reply no.: 2. On 12 Jan 2007, 11:45 AM, Kit wrote: ]]>

Adi, I’m glad our hard, hard work doesn’t pass unnoticed. Thank you.

Regarding your passion for design, try visiting a semester exhibition at the Faculty of Design (of the Art University). I switched from Polytechnics to the Academy of Visual Arts (in Cluj) after spending an enlightening night in the Faculty of Design building watching the students preparing their summer exam exhibition.

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Kit·blog Comments — AdiP on “Five”

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 12:36:46 +0200

Reply no.: 3. On 12 Jan 2007, 12:36 PM, AdiP wrote: ]]>

Kit, your work cannot “pass unnoticed”, that’s obvious. And, I guess, the most important ingredient for these results are the same as for any other great designers: PASSION. That passion that inspires other, that passion which made you switch from programming to design.

Thanks a lot for you advice! Probably is too late for me to swhitch to a design career (I’m not at twenties anymore) but I’ll try to satisfy my passion by looking at every aspect of software development through a “designer” eye (apart from my little design projects - including my wedding stationeries :) ). And some nicely designed software can produce the same “addiction” and “feeling” as any other great designed industrial product.

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Kit·blog Comments — sorana on “Five”

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 13:31:13 +0200

Reply no.: 4. On 12 Jan 2007, 1:31 PM, sorana wrote: ]]>

Do you swim? Forget about older tags… stupid games anyway.

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Kit·blog Comments — Irene on “Five”

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 18:01:08 +0200

Reply no.: 5. On 12 Jan 2007, 6:01 PM, Irene wrote: ]]>

“I hate trains”- me too, me too. Romanian trains look and smell like cockroaches!

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Kit·blog Comments — pulp on “Five”

Sat, 13 Jan 2007 03:42:05 +0200

Reply no.: 6. On 13 Jan 2007, 3:42 AM, pulp wrote: ]]>

I also hate trains. Lately, I’ve extended my repugnance to the trams, buses and subways that I have to switch daily. I’ve even learned how to “surf” in the tram, how to hold my breath when someone sneezes/ coughes near me, and many other tricks that minimize the exposure to germs.

Playing instruments? I had some experiences with a tambourine when I was 4 or 5, but I had to stop quickly under my parents’ pressure (they bought me some watercolours afterwards).

As about smoking, of course I’ve tryed it. Fortunately, I didn’t like it.

I don’t like eating, it’s a waste of time. I envy the astronauts.

Well, as you can see, you’re not alone in this.

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Kit·blog Comments — vlad on “Five”

Mon, 15 Jan 2007 00:47:16 +0200

Reply no.: 7. On 15 Jan 2007, 12:47 AM, vlad wrote: ]]>

the image of this post reminds me of the times when I’ve learned C in school and all the source code began with some serious “#define bla bla bla” lines. For me, the eternal C code profane, they sound like an incantation. It seem slike there’s no genuine C code without them.

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Kit·blog Comments — Kit on “Five”

Mon, 15 Jan 2007 01:35:31 +0200

Reply no.: 8. On 15 Jan 2007, 1:35 AM, Kit wrote: ]]>

I gaze at those somehow familiar-looking blocks of code through an annoyingly murky veil of amnesia, wondering what did they mean, what did they do.

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Kit·blog Comments — chertioga on “Five”

Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:18:11 +0200

Reply no.: 9. On 15 Jan 2007, 5:18 PM, chertioga wrote: ]]>

the only thing i hate more than “accelerat” trains is carrying huge and/or heavy luggage in the “accelerat” trains. second class, preferably.

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Kit·blog Comments — Kit on “Five”

Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:19:56 +0200

Reply no.: 10. On 15 Jan 2007, 6:19 PM, Kit wrote: ]]>

Glad to see you love trains! The best luggage — in my opinion — to carry around in those second class cars is a bunch of recycled plastic bags containing food (something with sauce or anything that can produce spillage) that some poor old granny made you deliver at the destination. Oh, and it’s overbooked: your seats are taken.

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Kit·blog Comments — chertioga on “Five”

Tue, 16 Jan 2007 00:03:44 +0200

Reply no.: 11. On 16 Jan 2007, 12:03 AM, chertioga wrote: ]]>

seats have double overbooking, an old peasant who apologizes, although it is not his fault, and philosophizes a bit (wisely) about life, the universe and everything, then humbly shuts up, and a sweating low-key ‘businessman’ who curses (a bit too) often, until ticket control comes, when he suddenly turns friendly and makes jokes with the “controlor” about it.
i eventually manage to sit down, for a while, rotation system. the seat is broken, gliding towards the middle. leaving room for the heat to hit.
‘coz the heat system is stuck. stuck on “hot” in our compartment. suffocating. not working at all two compartments ahead, freezing, with promoroaca at the window. you can’t close the window completely, in either compartment. and can’t open it more, assuming you would want to.

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Kit·blog Comments — Kit on “Five”

Tue, 16 Jan 2007 10:16:46 +0200

Reply no.: 12. On 16 Jan 2007, 10:16 AM, Kit wrote: ]]>

Haha, “rotation system” is a great touch!

To others this may be literature, to me this sounds unnervingly familiar.

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