Man claims graphics chips intersect art and technology

Glaskowsky pumps up the volume

Thu Aug 09 2007, 10:32

PETER GLASKOWSKY sent the INQ a little note to alert us to a happening on the Interweb.

He said: "Hey, you remember four years ago when the Inq accused me of "pimping for page views" because I asked you guys to post a link to a Microprocessor Report editorial you were criticizing? Well, how does this "pimping for page views" thing work? Suddenly I'd like to know."

He sends us here, to his bog, where there is quite a lot of interesting stuff. µ

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