So what’s the deal with racism, huh? It’s a terrible hobby.
So, announcement time! SFAM has hooked up with Hiveworks to handle ad sales and marketing. There’ll be a few small changes to the site in the upcoming days, but it shouldn’t be anything too disturbing. I’m excited for the partnership and hopefully it will help SFAM reach a new audience and optimize our ad strategy. Here’s to bold experiments!
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Esquí náutico, vela, pesca... Si estás en una playa y eres un artista, lo tienes a tu alcance.
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Ver más: pesca, playa, Vela“Stayin’ in Black” is a brilliant musical mashup by Wax Audio of the Bee Gees‘ song “Stayin’ Alive” and AC/DC‘s “Back in Black“. The song is available to download in MP3 format from Soundcloud.
Cooper GriggsReminded me of this show:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7rffcRFwD0
Advanced Prefabricated Architecture
www.arkit.com.auVia Nomad Micro Home’s fb page (these are really nice folks BTW):
www.nomadmicrohomes.com
Dying for a cup of coffee? Created by design shop Hundred Million, these ghastly sugar skull spoons are equal parts fun and functional. Now available in the Colossal Shop.
If you’re a gamer, lag is one of your worst enemies. But what would it be like if you experienced lag in real life? Imagine how frustrating that would be!
Introducing Living With Lag — a cute experiment put on by an internet provider called Ume. Using an Oculus Rift development kit, a Raspberry Pi, noise cancelling headphones and a webcam, Ume’s thrown together a fun social experiment. The webcam captures both audio and video and repeats it to the Oculus Rift via the Pi at a variable delay to show the effects of slow internet speeds.
They attempt four different scenarios. Ping pong is pretty much impossible. Dance class is just embarrassing. And attempting to cook or eat is absolutely hilarious. They even try bowling, which also proves more difficult than you could imagine!
Stick around to see for yourself.
In the end it’s still a commercial, but heck — good job Ume!
[Thanks Brandon!]
Three Hyper Island students (Caio Andrade, Rafael Ochoa, and Linn Livijn Wexell) dreamed up the idea of making “Not Available on the App Store” stickers as a friendly reminder to get kids away from the screen and into the real world. Stickers are available for purchase or you can make your own. Purchased!
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LIX is the latest contender in the handheld 3D-printing field. Launched just a few hours ago on Kickstarter, the developers say the super compact design is smaller than any other pen on the market and it can even be powered by the electricity from a USB port. After turning it on the LIX takes less than a minute to heat up and you’re ready to start creating vertical illustrations. Via LIX:
LIX 3D printing pen has the similar function as 3D printers. It melts and cools coloured plastic, letting you create rigid and freestanding structures. Lix has a hot-end nozzle that is power supplied from USB 3.0 port. The plastic filament ABS/PLA is introduced in the upper extremity of Lix Pen. The filament goes through a patented mechanism while moving through the pen to finally reach the hot-end nozzle which melts and cools it down. An interesting fact about this light-weight, engineered pen is that these structures can be formed in any imaginable shape.
The LIX pen has a much sleeker form and a finer tip than similar devices we’ve seen like the 3Doodler, though it’s a bit more expensive. See more on their website. (via Mashable)
