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iPad and Velcro
Many of the many terrific uses for velcro…
iPad + Velcro from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
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Newest player in town
Google Chrome has been out for a little more than a year now and the web browser has had a slow but steady rate of adoption. Just when Firefox looked like it might finally overtake Internet Explorer for internets superiority, the incorrigible Google comes and throws it’s hat in the ring. And they’re [more…]
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Robo-Belvedere
Found this on Jason Kotte’s site. And I can not improve on his description… which does not improve on Mike Migurski’s description:
There is so much here. The “previously-unseen towel” part of the title, the slightly-femmy movements of the robot, the way the 50X speed-up makes it look like a Svankmajer film, the diligent care [more…]
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The Race to Touch
04.14.10 | Permalink | 3 CommentsI admit it, I’m kind of obsessed with the iPad right now. Forget the fact that it’s a foxy little gadget. I’m obsessed with this paradigm shift to the touch interface. This reach out and touch the internet thing. Yes, Apple is more guilty of wild hyperbole than most, but it’s [more…]
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Megapixels
I love videos like this. You know, when video game characters destroy a city. Awesome.
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Bloggers aren’t real writers
I was a little disappointed last week when I couldn’t get my act together in time to go to SXSW. Even though my bosses said they’d pay for it. None of us really knew about the interactive portion of the annual conference. I thought it was a film festival with good music! [more…]
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The Science of Sleep (Paralysis)
03.02.10 | Permalink | 2 CommentsThis is really scary and you probably shouldn’t watch it if you have trouble sleeping. Like I did. Super-interesting nonetheless.
It’s ok though. If you do have trouble sleeping after watching the video, you can download the iPhone app, Sleep Cycle. Pretty much the coolest app I’ve so far used and the [more…]
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Hello, I’m A Robot
Check out this collection of illustrations from a Russian children’s book entitled, Hello, I’m A Robot. The book was written by Stanislav Zigunenko and the illustrations were created by E. Benyaminson. Published in 1989, right around when the Soviet Union was crumbling, which might inform some of these designs. It doesn’t really [more…]
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