Here we are in the Wayback Machine, at the press conference launch of the Commodore Amiga, in 1985. Andy Warhol paints Debbie Harry in real time. There are a couple of great moments in this: Andy: “…such a great thing” [Laughter] Interviewer: “What more can you say?…” Andy: “Oh, I could say a lot of […]
For moms who are nursing and want a little privacy when they are out and about, Jamie of Prudent Baby shares a tutorial for making your own nursing cover. [via Grosgrain]
> The final installment of Diana Eng’s Fairytale Fasion series is about incorporating a mobius strip into a purse strap. One savvy reader suggested that a mobius strip collar might also be interesting! Check out the video to see how it works. More: Fairytale Fashion: Deployable Structures Fairytale Fashion – Conductive Materials: Playing with Drawdio […]
I assume that minifigs are gender-neutral in the absence of characteristic clothing or hairpieces. Danes Bjarne Tveskov and family are responsible for Lego Leslie, here. [via The Brothers Brick]
This is really interesting, a new site coming in 2010 that helps folks collect data… For the web geeks, perhaps it’s like a NING or Mechanical Turk for science?… iDoScience.org is a revolutionary new Web technology that allows citizen scientists, teachers, and students of all ages to collaborate with professional scientists on science projects of […]
This is funny, Netflix under the microscope…literally… Rent what you want, watch when you want, and exchange as often as you want. Idea is catching on. Netflix now boasts 11.1 million subscribers. That’s a lot of people, who may or may not be washing their hands as often as you’d like. We, literally, put Netflix […]
Cool project – Bunnie (designer of the Chumby) writes – Tor is an open-source project that is dear to me for many reasons. For those who are unfamiliar with it, in a nutshell, Tor can enhance your anonymity on the internet: it obscures who you are, and what sites you are visiting. This is important, […]
