November 2008
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ILoveSketch
Nov 30th
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Interactive Video Object Manipulation
Nov 30th
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Orwellian diary →
Daily blog of George Orwell’s diary. Many of the entries seem to consist of one or two eggs. Did he eat them? Or was he just fixated on some mystical ritual involving one or two eggs per day?
Nov 30th
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Connections
I’ve been testing out the email-to-SMS/MMS methods I found on the net. txts are like atoms of the information age. I can do practically anything I would want to do using a conventional net connection, so long as it can be converted to the text format. This society was wired long before anyone ever realized it.
Nov 28th
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Testing out
I think I’m posting this to the tumblr. This is a test. Ignore me!
Nov 28th
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Microscopic bio-robots. Maybe we'll even get to... →
Nov 26th
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Game of Life - An electronics kit
Nov 24th
Here's the link for the article on USB-Tachikoma  →
Nov 21st
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Oh my god. I want this so much! Why won’t U.S. companies make something as awesome as this?
Nov 21st
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Papervision - Augmented Reality (extended)
Nov 21st
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Roots Multi Touch Tangible Installation Teaser
Nov 21st
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Butterfly
Nov 20th
Nov 20th
Link to the blood puddle pillow article. →
Nov 20th
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C.STEM 2008 - BREEDING OBJECTS - September 2008, Torino, Italy
Nov 19th
G1 Android user spotted
Bruce Sterling uses the G1 Android phone! Finally a futurist who openly admitted to having the darn device, unlike the iPhone where everyone and their mother seem to be touting one around.
Nov 19th
Processing monsters
Something I came across on Bruce Sterling’s blog on Wired. Bunch of monsters written in the processing language that you can interact with. I’m trying my hand out with the language too. It’s really promising (though with the recent release of the Mathematica 7.0 I’m struggling to find some time).
Nov 19th
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Bruce Sterling
Nov 19th
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Tomorrow now:envisioning next 50 years: Bruce... →
Nov 19th
Brainpowered: Warren Ellis column →
Nov 19th
Engine of creativity
A physical engine of creativity might as well be a physical machine capable of transforming one input to another at whim, and find correlations between different results.
Nov 18th
The simplicity of the google chromium appeals to me, despite the browser lacking the significant portion of the functionality provided by my highly customized firefox 3.0 browser… Yet, despite my attempts at aggregating all my web browsing activities onto a single platform I find myself coming back to the chrome again and again when the complex functionalities of FF3.0 isn’t really...
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The 2008 iGEM winner
The winner of the 2008 iGEM competiton is a dream-come true for the madscientist in all of us… Apparently they built a vaccine out of compartmentalized ‘immunobrick’ parts (designed by themselves). Get this. Bunch of undergraduates with open source genetic parts synthesized a vaccine that didn’t exist before, by forming a chimera from an E.Coli chassis. Albeit the vaccine...
Nov 14th
Here's the LAByrinth DNA jewelry main site. →
Nov 14th
LAByrinth DNA jewelry. So cool. →
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Nov 6th
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The Sound of Wood
Nov 6th
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Music Is Math
Nov 6th
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Light-Paint Piano Player
Nov 6th
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Sea Orchestra
Nov 6th
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electronic night
Nov 6th
Personal genomics on the Nature. →
Nov 6th
Done with the voting matter. Now to get something to eat… Korean bbq sounds nice.
Nov 5th
I need to get a drink. Merlot?
Nov 5th
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Well what do you know. There is a job as a mad scientist in the Sims 2.
Nov 5th
Sigh. Life is hard.
Nov 4th