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madmenillustrated: drawn by dyna moe

madmenillustrated:

drawn by dyna moe

browndresswithwhitedots: Netsuke in the form of a hyottoko mask, 18th century

browndresswithwhitedots:

Netsuke in the form of a hyottoko mask, 18th century

YOLO Ruins Lives: Student Suspended Over Test Prank

YOLO Ruins Lives: Student Suspended Over Test Prank

A swing for the subway A group of Washington D.C. Metro riders caused quite a stir when they posted this video of their “Metro Swing” on Vimeo in 2011. The swing attaches to the metal bars of the Metro, and allows anyone to make their own seat and — if there’s room — to channel their inner 5-year-old by swinging. Though it appears to be farce, they should consider manufacturing it.

GEROME MATHIEU HAS A SLASH IN THE DARK.

GEROME MATHIEU HAS A SLASH IN THE DARK.

smarterplanet: Lapka Environmental Sensor i’m really, really pumped about this little guy. a tiny device that pushes us farther towards the Internet of Things. it also happens to be very similar in ways to my thesis project. i can’t find out who actually designed the physical device, but it’s absolutely gorgeous, and even the science and explanation on the product site is beautifully done. Lapka is described as: “a tiny, beautifully designed personal environment monitor that connects to your phone to measure, collect and analyze the hidden qualities of your surroundings. Lapka’s precise sensors respond to the invisible world of particles, ions, molecules and waves. But Lapka doesn’t just quantify what it measures. You get results that are specific to where you are. On the street, at the office, inside a child’s bedroom, or on an airplane: the Lapka app compares its readings to average guidelines for each individual environment. You can collect snapshots of your comfort throughout the day to create a diary o share with the world around you.” keep moving. will

smarterplanet:

Lapka Environmental Sensor

i’m really, really pumped about this little guy. a tiny device that pushes us farther towards the Internet of Things. it also happens to be very similar in ways to my thesis project. i can’t find out who actually designed the physical device, but it’s absolutely gorgeous, and even the science and explanation on the product site is beautifully done. Lapka is described as:

“a tiny, beautifully designed personal environment monitor that connects to your phone to measure, collect and analyze the hidden qualities of your surroundings. Lapka’s precise sensors respond to the invisible world of particles, ions, molecules and waves. But Lapka doesn’t just quantify what it measures. You get results that are specific to where you are. On the street, at the office, inside a child’s bedroom, or on an airplane: the Lapka app compares its readings to average guidelines for each individual environment. You can collect snapshots of your comfort throughout the day to create a diary o share with the world around you.”

keep moving.

will

mylapka.com

Be creative!

visualgraphic

direct.coresites.mporatrons.com

SØVNLØS SOMMER

SØVNLØS SOMMER

dntung.no

The New SimCity Will Turn You Into An Urban Planning Nut

The New SimCity Will Turn You Into An Urban Planning Nut

fastcoexist.com

feddup: Wirelessly Charge Your iPhone With This Smart Purse

feddup:

Wirelessly Charge Your iPhone With This Smart Purse

– Når folk står rundt et bord og nikker til musikken og drikker, og man ikke gjør noe, da tenker jeg: Er dette her alt? Er dette gøy? Skal jeg liksom kose meg nå? Det er spesielt et problem når jeg ikke drikker. Så det har endt med at jeg har begynt å flørte veldig mye i stedet. Men det er jo begrenset hvor mye du kan gjøre det i løpet av en kveld.
Michelle Buer

universitas.no

So get comfortable with your boring iPhone and your boring iPad and your boring MacBook Air. They’re that way because they have to be. Because we want them to be. Because it’s the only way that makes sense.

Brian Barrett

Gizmodo