January 2012
9 posts
New technologies make the world move forward. If it is shared broadly enough, it...
– Procrastineering - Project blog for Johnny Chung Lee
this year’s parameter is include . (Yes – that’s code!) This means that for...
– Want to participate in a 12-week paid animation apprenticeship at the NFB? | NFB.ca blog
DAMN. I wish I was Canadian.
December 2011
26 posts
A decade of blogging!
Today marks the 10th anniversary of my public life on the internet. I think that warrants some reflective rambling. (Don’t worry, we’ll soon return to our normally scheduled programming.)
On Dec. 26th, 2001 at 5:28 pm I posted my first entry on Diaryland.
I won’t link to that old blog since its far too embarrassing though if you really wanted to find it, it wouldn’t...
A solar powered 3D printer that uses a sun “laser” to turn sand into glass objects.
This is quite possibly the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. I seriously love everything about this project. The concept and implications of such a device are amazing. The mechanical contraption is beautifully designed while the “office” is delightfully low tech. The film is shot and...
I’m sensing a comeback.
kirstenlepore:
Hilaaarious
Our experience suggests a different approach, one we call Building New...
– On Feminism and Microcontrollers :: Copyrighteous
The imagination can create the future only if its products are brought over into...
– The Sceptical Futuryst
Inker Linker →
Since most of the things I make only exist as blinking pixels, I’ve never had to find a printer… but I imagine one day I will and this seems like a useful resource.
November 2011
13 posts
October 2011
16 posts
At Waldorf School in Silicon Valley, Technology... →
I can’t really decide how I feel about this. On the one hand I totally agree that a lot of schools are over doing it to add technology when it’s not really necessary. But going the opposite seems just as silly. Why can’t I learn fractions with cake AND use a computer at the same time?
One of the parents who works at google says, “At Google and all these places, we make...