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whisperingwanderlust:

thecreatorsproject:

This regenerative candle creates a new candle as it melts. 

This is brilliant

“Muitas dorgas, mano!” (crédito: Windows 93)

Em 1993 foi lançado o Windows 3.11, mas somente em 1995 o tio Laguna teve contato com o sistema for Workgroups no laboratório do colégio. Em casa, o PC com monitor monocromático mal rodava o Windows 3.1 (1992) instalado no ano anterior (1994). Naquela época, mal sabia que o Windows 95 estava prestes a ser lançado, mudando radicalmente a interface do sistema.

Pois bem, imagine aí se desse a louca no Bill Gates e aparecesse uma versão do Windows entre o 3.0 e o 95, mas regada a muitos alucinógenos… Não, não precisa mais imaginar: chegou à internet a versão final do Windows 93.

O tio Laguna conseguiu colocar um Windows no iPad mini 3, vê se pode isso!

Este sistema operacional de um universo paralelo psicodélico saiu dos artistas franceses Jankenpopp e Zombectro. A versão inicial do Windows 93 foi lançada em outubro, mas a dupla anunciou a versão final do projeto artístico ontem no Reddit.

Graças à magia do HTML5, o Windows 93 roda diretamente do navegador, com direito à tela de boot do DOS e aplicativos que funcionam como em 1995 (ou no 1993 alternativo). Inclusive dá para jogar uma versão customizada de Wolf 3D repleta de referências bizarras para a época, além de assistir à versão ASCII do Star Wars IV, uma bela piada com o container AVI.

Confiram lá na página outros aplicativos interessantes. Inclusive gostei muito deste Take this, baseado no primeiro Zelda:

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Dica: não clique no golfinho, nem na hidra.

Fonte: TNW.

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rudescience:

Solidification of liquid Gallium 

Gallium is a chemical element with symbol Ga and atomic number 31. Gallium is a soft, silvery metal, and elemental gallium is a brittle solid at low temperatures, and melts at 29.76 °C (85.57 °F) (slightly above room temperature). Elemental gallium is not found in nature, but it is easily obtained by smelting.

Gallium metal expands by 3.1% when it solidifies, and therefore storage in either glass or metal containers are avoided, due to the possibility of container rupture with freezing. Gallium shares the higher-density liquid state with only a few materials, like water, silicon,germanium, bismuth, and plutonium.

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What SciFi Movies Would REALLY Be Like…

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Polish painter Justyna Kopania depicts melancholy seascapes and towering ships obscured by mist with liberal applications of oil paint. Crashing waves are depicted with splashes of paint, and sails are formed with the stroke of a palette knife. You can see more over on Saatchi Art and Facebook. (via MEERESSTILLE)

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The Hidden Town of Monemvasia, Greece

El Opening de Los Simpsons en Pixel Art

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bunnyfood:

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THIS IS BULLSHIT

When something is so cute you get mad at it.

by Buttpoems

handsoffmydinosaur:

Monster Issues - An ongoing project :) 

You can find more on my Facebook page 

by SnIPer

(photo via rekrekrek)

artandsuchevan:

"Life’s Lil Pleasures" by Evan Lorenzen 

©2015 Evan Lorenzen

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skakerman:

Tim Schafer co-hosting the 2015 Game Developer Choice Awards.

Tim endeared himself to me for poking fun at Penny Arcade back when the whole Dickwolves thing was going on, so I’m glad to see the tradition continues.

Oslo-based blacksmith and photographer Tobbe Malm manages to create unusually emotional sculptures using old bolts. The series began when Malm stumbled onto the rusting bolts at a barn in Bergsladen, Sweden. He immediately recognized the wide caps and slender stems as having humanistic qualities so he gathered them up and proceeded to heat, forge, twist and bend them into shape in his studio. The resulting collection of sculptures titled Bolt Poetry, evokes humanistic moments of affection, sadness, and pain. You can see more of his work on Behance. (via Lustik)

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We’ve seen a number of interesting ways to play with magnetized ferrofluid over the last few years, but here’s a new one worth a mention. Designer Kyle Haines just launched a Kickstarter featuring his design for a “motion lamp” filled with heated ferrofluid that can be manipulated with a pair of magnets called the Inspiration. The idea works somewhat similar to the iconic 60s-era lava lamp but with a magnetized twist. For those who just want to play with ferrofluid without the lamp, he’s also create a smaller self-contained bottle called the Thinker. See a video of them in action here.