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The major themes were food, new technology, old school technology, passions and… My Little Pony.
“How are you putting food on the table? Our ancestors killed mastodons and all they had were rocks and sticks.” -Jim Gilligan, How to Kill a Mastodon

“No wonder free-range mastodon is so expensive.” -Ryan Burns
Goal is for 10% of our food [...]

Here’s a great mashup of data put together by MetroBike and the Bike-Sharing blog overlaid in Google Maps. It shows the locations of bike sharing programs across the globe:  Check it out.

LEGO Escher

In: Good Stuff

14 Feb 2010

Andrew Lipsen has made several of MC Escher’s lithographs into Lego constructions.  Relativity and Ascending & Descending are my favorites. Lipsen’s process for creating the optical illusions is interesting and well documented on his site (which, btw, did you know about PartsRef? The definitive Lego catalog and dictionary).  See Pilsen’s other Escher creations, Belvedere and [...]

Paper iPhone Dock

In: Good Stuff

8 Feb 2010

Print & Fold iPhone/iTouch dock.

via cubeelog

This is quickly making it’s way around the series of tubes known as The Internet and I didn’t want to miss the bandwagon.

To create the chart, Velo gently scraped Wikipedia’s list of Crayola colors, corrected a few hues, and added the standard 16-count School Crayon box available in 1935.
Except for the dayglow-ski-jacket-inspired burst of neon [...]

via MAKE

Not to be confused with Google’s Chrome web browser, or its mobile phone platform, Chrome OS is Google’s web centric operating system for laptops and desktops.  Lifehacker has a great preview worth checking.

ZingIT @ Ignite A2

In: Good Stuff

16 Nov 2009

Had you gone, you could’ve learned how to impress your friends with sick rope twirling tricks.

So don’t miss Ignite A2 #3 in March!

Google is sponsoring free wifi at 47 airports across the US now until Jan 15th.  Accompanying it is a photo contest as well as matching donations up to $250,000 from Google to participating non-profits.
Unfortunately, DTW is not one of the participating airports. See details and participants.

Microsoft is providing a free download of its Security Essentials suite for workstations running Windows XP and above. We’ve seen some piddly tools from MS before, such as their Malicious Software Removal Tool but this seems to be the real deal.
via Lifehacker
The release of Microsoft Security Essentials has [...]


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