The latest version of Google Earth added a layer for geotagged YouTube videos. So far, it seems like a lot of people are using this feature for documenting landmarks, attractions and live recordings of things like music, sporting events, backpacking trips, urban skateboarding, etc. If you have a geospatially relevant video that you want to […]
The new Chumby is here and it’s great! Here are some quick pics! The Chumby is an open source squeezable, Wi-Fi bean-bag computer – Link. Congrats to everyone @ Chumby and special thanks to Bunny for showing all of us what it’s like to bring a product to market like this and releasing it (including […]
I’m pretty sure I can track exactly when I wanted a knitted bath tub to the moment I saw this one at mochimochi land. Link.
I love the “hacks” of classic Eames furniture on this Industrial Design student’s blog. There are only two items currently on the site. I hope they add more. Eames Hack – Link
HD test part II – here are a few more directly off the Canon TX1… (The first test is here Times Square)… MAKE NYC office- Link (100MB). Outside (City Hall Fountain) – Link (73MB). Subway – Link (146MB).
Sara points us to Getting Crafty which helps you figure out which glue to use for what kind of crafty situations, including a link to the site This to That, where you plug in what material you are attaching to what material (like fabric to plastic), and it tells you what adhesive is good for […]
All Buttoned Up loves the feel (but not the look) of white athletic socks worn with boots. So she’s come up with this ingenious way to sew faux-socks (“but not legwarmers”!) that fake the look of colorful socks when they peek out between skirt and boot. As she points out, it’s also a nice way […]
