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29 November 2009 photos

 

 

• Photographs
  • city slices
  • gallimaufry
  • gigs
  • nature
  • people
  • postcards
  • street
  • studies
  • suburban
  • urban

• Videogamers Embark on Nonkilling Spree
• The Virgin Father "Donorsexual" with 15 children to his name
• Robot readable world How computers see the world
• When You Realise The Relationship Is Over A MeFi thread ends up being more entertaining than site the thread was nominally about
• Forrest Gump Starring Homer Simpson
• 5 Hours of Adriana Lima
• Gamification and Shit Crayons
• The Meaning of Mate
• McSweeney's In Which I Fix my Girlfriend's Grandparent's Wifi and am Hailed as a Conquering Hero
• Modular Scale Modular scales can be a useful design tool. This app helps you create one.
• Gravity stool Forming a stool with ferromagnetic plastic
• This is Melbourne
• Recursive Google Image Search Starting with a transparent image, the machine journeys through space and the human world. Rather profound.
• Everything is better with Comic Sans
• North Korean labour camps in Russia.
• Cubelets Modular robotics for kids
• Layered landscapes
• Finding creativity
• Excerpt from "All.I.Can" (2011) Beautiful, award-winning ski film
• A machine that makes chicken wire
• Abandoned Chinese Disneyland knock-off
• Structured Procrastination Ig Nobel-winning effective procrastination tips
• Google+, Facebook and YouTube reimagined How they may have looked if birthed in 1997
• Richard Mosse Infra-red photography of eastern Congo
• Tarantino, Nazis, and Movies That Can Kill You Excellent essay on "Inglourious Basterds"
• Total Recall Highlights from the DVD commentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger
• The internet shopping experience in real life
• Skin 'sees' UV light Skin has photoreceptors that are similar to what is found in our eyes
• Drying your hands the green way Dyson Airblade good, paper towels bad
• Penn & Teller's Desert Bus "The objective of the game is to drive a bus from Tucson, Arizona to Las Vegas, Nevada in real time at a maximum speed of 45mph. The feat requires 8 hours of continuous play to complete, since the game cannot be paused."

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