September 2008
My Little Ponies in elaborate media drag →
DeviantArt’s Spippo creates elaborate costumes for My Little Ponies based on major media franchises — Nightmare Before Christmas, Batman, Alien, and Star Wars, as well as many others! ~Spippo…
Sep 28th
My Little Ponies in elaborate media drag →
DeviantArt’s Spippo creates elaborate costumes for My Little Ponies based on major media franchises — Nightmare Before Christmas, Batman, Alien, and Star Wars, as well as many others! ~Spippo…
Sep 28th
Believe in your taste! →
Filed under: On the Blogs, Stores & Shopping, Celebrities Already today, we’ve talked about politics and bacon and doughnuts. How about an item of clothing that rolls all of those…
Sep 28th
Sep 27th
Metal for Monsters →
I’m happy to announce the impending launch of this project. Metal for Monsters is a run of limited-edition stainless steel pendants being sold to raise money for UNICEF. Each pendant…
Sep 25th
Nokia's E72 slider and E75 candybar with... →
Shared by iconolith they finally have something with phone and qwerty! finally!! Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds A Nokia promotional video has apparently been leaked to…
Sep 20th
Video of a guy who makes his own vacuum tubes →
Over at the Make blog, Gareth Branwyn posted this terrific video of a guy who makes his own vacuum tubes. Make your own vacuum tubes
Sep 19th
Video of a guy who makes his own vacuum tubes →
Over at the Make blog, Gareth Branwyn posted this terrific video of a guy who makes his own vacuum tubes. Make your own vacuum tubes
Sep 19th
Stanford School of Engineering →
This fall, SEE launches its programming by offering one of Stanford’s most popular engineering sequences: the three-course Introduction to Computer Science taken by the majority of Stanford…
Sep 18th
Real Physical Tweets →
Microbloggers rejoice, Marc Owens has made a machine that makes it possible to update your status offline. The Receipt Clock’s only function is to keep the time and date and print it out at the…
Sep 18th
Midnight Madness in Google Earth →
A while back I posted about the Chemical Brothers using Google Earth to create a global multimedia project by inviting fans to submit videos to help promote the release of their new album…
Sep 18th
Typewriters Morph Into Creepy Sci-Fi Creatures →
via http://www.wired.com/culture/art/multimedia/2008/09/gallery_typewriter?slide=4&slideView=3
Sep 18th
Collect Something - Rotofugi Ad →
Shared by iconolith lol! The new Rotofugi online ad. The concept was created by a small ad agency local to Rotofugi called Country Club Chicago, produced by RSA Films and directed by…
Sep 18th
Panda - Open source video platform →
Implement full video uploading, encoding and streaming functionality to your web application in a matter of hours. * Runs completely within Amazon’s Web Services utilising EC2, S3 and SimpleDB. *…
Sep 17th
Cartoon Brew TV →
Shared by iconolith I think I got it… wait… nope Behold Michael Langan’s Doxology, the first episode of Cartoon Brew TV, the weekly animation showcase from Jerry Beck and Amid…
Sep 17th
Kaliho KU860 convertible-style UMPC runs Linux →
Shared by iconolith This UMPC convertible looks pretty interesting. I wonder what sort of video card it has.
Sep 16th
Hamper is the Washing Machine →
I fail at managing laundry. I have way too many clothes. When I am ready to wash, it’s an all day affair dragging heavy baskets to and from the washer/dryer. I’m not saying I’m too busy or lazy. I…
Sep 16th
Luminodot, Don’t Call it a Lite-Brite →
I had a Lite-Brite growing up. The idea of sticking colored plastic nibs into a backlit board was so simple yet I remember sitting on the floor for hours on end, hypnotized by my juvenile…
Sep 16th
Intel launches six-core Xeon 7400, your bank... →
Filed under: Desktops Thanks to Google’s Chrome and Microsoft’s IE8, discrete processes are the new hotness, and more apps running simultaneously on your desktop is a great excuse to…
Sep 16th
Bandai's Luminodot: 1,600 glass pegs for your... →
Filed under: Displays Bandai’s Luminodot is a godsend for the light peg artiste looking to take his work to the next level. What we have here is essentially an updated Lite-Brite…
Sep 16th
Activitea... (see what I did there) →
TBWA was comissioned to come up with a lovely little packaging number for a hip & healthy restaurant chains in-house teabags. Each one has a different sporting activity…
Sep 12th
YouTube - periodicvideos's Channel →
This channel has a video about each element on the periodic table. With help from some clever chemists, they’ve done all 118 - but that’s not the end of our journey!
Sep 11th
Learning Chemistry on YouTube →
This is perhaps a first: A university-sponsored video collection on YouTube that hangs together and contributes to developing a larger body of knowledge. The University of Nottingham has launched a…
Sep 11th
Adam Savage inhales sulphur hexafluoride →
Mark Frauenfelder via Boing Boing shared by 12 people Inhaling sulphur hexafluoride allows you to channel Penn Jillette, apparently. (via Arbroath)
Sep 11th
Fitbit - Automatically Track Your Fitness and... →
Fitbit automatically tracks your your movement and sleep
Sep 11th
Learning Objects - Electronics →
These interactive learning objects focus on concepts that cover a broad-based electromechanical program. The majority of these objects have been created for electronics, but during the next three…
Sep 10th
Coming Soon: 1 GB Fiber Broadband. Just Not in the... →
Om Malik via GigaOM shared by 5 people Unless you live in a part of the U.S. that has super-fast Internet or fiber connections, you’re pretty much stuck with buying your broadband…
Sep 9th
Water bears survive open space →
The creature seen here is capable of surviving the harsh conditions of space. While it looks like an extraterrestrial, it’s actually a tardigrade, a tiny eight-legged invertebrae also known as a…
Sep 9th
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Common fonts to all versions of Windows & Mac... →
A list of browser-safe fonts and the PC-Mac equivanlents
Sep 9th
Flat World Knowledge LLC →
Open source text books
Sep 8th
Why did the Chicken cross the road →
On of those email sendings that amuse BARACK OBAMA: The chicken crossed the road because it was time for a change! The chicken wanted change! JOHN MC CAIN: My friends, that chicken crossed the…
Sep 5th
Rising Tensions →
via http://risingtensions.tumblr.com/
Sep 5th
SLED forum & mailing list archive →
Finally, an easy way to scan the SLED conversations
Sep 5th
Disabled American Veterans (DAV) →
Disabled American Veterans meeting in Second Life
Sep 4th
The Counseling Center →
Sep 4th
Evaluating Second Life as a tool for collaborative... →
Sep 4th
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation... →
This series examines the effect of digital media tools on how people learn, network, communicate, and play, and how growing up with these tools may affect peoples sense of self, how they express…
Sep 4th
Google Chrome's Full List of Special about: Pages... →
Gina Trapani via Lifehacker shared by 14 people You already saw Google Chrome’s humorous about:internets Easter egg, but reader nettleman points out that Chrome’s got several…
Sep 4th
Tiled Background Generator →
Sep 4th
Google MapMaker →
MapMaker allows you to add or edit features such as roads, businesses, parks, schools, etc…
Sep 3rd
TinEye Image Search →
Give it an image and it will tell you where the image appears on the web.
Sep 3rd
Float on to Sleep →
This design was inspired after Max Longin, mathematician and designer, had been sitting on a suspension bridge and noticed the nice, calming movement the bridge produced-a perfect sensation to fall…
Sep 3rd
Six Degrees of Separation Is Now Three →
(author unknown) via TechCrunch shared by 8 people Shared by robdiana Mark Dykeman made this assumption (to which I agreed) a month or two ago. Now it is backed by research. cool. …
Sep 3rd
YouTube - Oktapodi →
Sep 3rd
Architects: 1998 called and it wants its web sites... →
Shared by iconolith Too bad comments are closed on this post or I would have to weight in to agree. I recently asked my brother (an achitect himself) why it was so many web sites of architecture…
Sep 3rd
iPods in Iraq →
There’s a curious little piece over at TUAW.com. Apparently American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan are being supplied (on a limited basis) with iPods equipped with special software that will…
Sep 2nd