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20 Aug 16:46

This cat is my spirit animal. [allthegriffin]Here’s a...

20 Aug 16:45

After the 5th cup of coffee

by sharhalakis

by uaiHebert

20 Aug 16:45

[maximumble]

20 Aug 16:39

[completelyseriouscomics]

20 Aug 07:58

Dropular - Media Bookmarking

by ionoi
20 Aug 06:53

California

58% of the state has gone into plaid.
20 Aug 06:52

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20 Aug 06:49

Discarded car batteries could become low-cost solar cells

by Mariella Moon
It's great that manufacturers recover lead from discarded car batteries to use in new ones, since lead production from ores yields toxic residues. The problem is, when we shift from lead-acid to lithium-ion and other types of batteries (and we're...
20 Aug 06:47

See-through solar panels provide power and a killer view

by Timothy J. Seppala
While we've seen some pretty big advancements (and even bigger installations) in solar-energy collection lately, unless you're looking for privacy, one of the biggest light-catchers -- windows -- have to go largely under-utilized. Researchers at...
20 Aug 03:28

Why product designs fail

by sharhalakis

by uaiHebert

20 Aug 01:47

Navy drone plays well with manned aircraft, caps it with a carrier landing

by Steve Dent
Cooper Griggs

#skynet

The unmanned X-47B drone has proven itself carrier-capable, but can it fit into normal flight operations? The Navy aimed to find out recently in some joint maneuvers alongside an F/A-18 Super Hornet aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt. The X-47B model...
19 Aug 23:40

Time Warner Cable is charging Netflix for a direct connection too

by Richard Lawler
Cooper Griggs

fuckity fuck fuck! This is so wrong!
Was watching Netflix the other night and it felt like TW was throttling it. Such bullshit!

Comcast, then Verizon, AT&T and now Time Warner Cable. That's the list of ISPs that have less-than-politely declined Netflix's free OpenConnect setup, and instead decided they'll take a payment from the streaming service in exchange for connecting...
19 Aug 21:25

'Antiselfie' app uses face tracking to ruin your best pout

by James Trew
The onward march of the selfie, there's no stopping it. Many people shudder at the slightest mention of the (now official) word. Others need only the flimsiest (and sometimes eyebrow-raising) reason to extend one arm and assume the duck face....
19 Aug 20:27

Dog Days Of Drag Racing



Dog Days Of Drag Racing

19 Aug 20:16

Fandango finalizes a truce with the FTC after exposing your movie ticket data

by Jon Fingas
Fandango slipped up in a big way between 2009 and 2013: its mobile apps would send your movie ticket purchases without a basic security measure, leaving credit card info and other data vulnerable to theft. However, the company is about to make amends...
19 Aug 17:51

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio-Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood

by Christopher Jobson

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Designer Marcel Dunger Creates Jewelry by Fusing Colorful Bio Resin to Pieces of Broken Maple Wood wood resin jewelry fashion

Product designer Marcel Dunger conceived of this fascinating and elegent way of creating small rings, pendants, and earrings by “repairing” broken pieces of maple wood with colored bio-resins. The resin is first poured onto a larger piece of broken wood and after the hardening process the piece is then machined into pieces of jewelry.

We’ve seen so many different projects using resin lately from sculptures of aquatic life to hair ornaments, but what’s probably more interesting, as pointed out by The Fox is Black’s Bobby Solomon, is the trend of visibly incorporating repairs into new or improved objects. We’ve seen it with Japanese Kintsugi pieces, furniture created by fusing tree trunks with cast aluminum, and even another wood/resin combo resulting in glowing kitchen shelves. As far as turning waste products into functional objects, or extending the life of something broken, it’s a visually striking idea that will hopefully be incorporated by more artists and designers. You can see more of Dunger’s work in his online portfolio. (via The Fox is Black, Behance)

Update: Jewelry designer Britta Boeckmann creates a similar form of jewelry and has quite a few pieces available in her shop.

19 Aug 16:38

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19 Aug 16:37

dog philosophy

by Ian

dog philosophy

19 Aug 16:32

Broadband is more important to Americans than cable

by Daniel Cooper
In the same way that WhatsApp has caused the number of text messages to fall, it looks as if cable is now less important than broadband in American homes. For the first time, the number of households that pay for a high speed internet connection has...
19 Aug 08:23

shhh...

by powpowpow
19 Aug 06:58

Cincinnati residents will have access to gigabit internet

by Sean Buckley
Gigabit internet is still pretty hard to come by -- Google's Fiber widening rollout is ironically slow, and mainstream providers just don't offer it universally. Folks in southeast Ohio, at least, can rest easy: their own Cincinnati Bell is now...
19 Aug 06:57

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19 Aug 01:38

[berniethecatch]

19 Aug 01:35

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19 Aug 00:45

The 2015 Corvette has a video recording of everything the valet did in your car

by Chris Velazco
Cooper Griggs

LOL! It took this long?

The human body undergoes some weird physical changes when it hands the keys to a shiny new car to someone else; the pulse quickens, the throat dries out and the palms get unnaturally clammy. If that shiny new car happens to be a Corvette, though, the...
18 Aug 22:29

The government shouldn't regulate smartphone kill switches

by Brad Molen
Few things are worse than realizing your smartphone's been stolen. Your personal information is now in the hands of a dishonest soul, who can decide to either erase and sell the device or -- even worse -- do whatever they want with your contacts,...
18 Aug 22:29

Hospital network hackers nab personal info of 4.5 million US patients

by Billy Steele
Cooper Griggs

More good news... *sigh*

In April and June, one of the largest hospital networks in the US was hacked. Community Health Systems says that cyber attacks originating in China stole the personal details of 4.5 million patients including names, addresses, telephone numbers,...
18 Aug 21:11

neuromaencer: real time face tracking & projection...

by tnimplant
Cooper Griggs

via Matthew Koch



neuromaencer:

real time face tracking & projection mapping.

warmly recommended to all my followers! MUST WATCH