Hands On — Ponoko
A Long-Tail, Pro-Am, Digital Maker Thing.
A Long-Tail, Pro-Am, Digital Maker Thing.
The Toronto Star writes: WhalePower Corp. of Toronto has spent the past year gathering data on how its new bumpy-edged blade design, which mimics the way tubercle-lined humpback flippers move through water, can improve wind turbines and fans. “What the tubercles do is make the fan quieter, more efficient, and they’re better at pushing down […]
In Kenya, the most common and most useful piece of furniture is the rot- and bedbug-resistant Swahili bed.
As a grown up, I now had the time, the money, the knowledge, the patience, and the determination to complete this long-abandoned childhood project.
The Moon was in; Saturn and Mars were out.
I suspect the future is probably weirder than the Singularity (it’s usually weirder than we think). But the popularity of the Singularity tells us something about our present day.
DIY is essentially the slow way. To do it your own way allows you to optimize for values that are important to you.