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Space travel would not be like Carmel-by-the-Sea, but Cachagua. It would take a lot of Jensen Camps and Jamesburg Earth Stations to make anything as grand as a space colony work. The area above the Earth might be known as the heavens, but there would be no escaping being human. No matter how glorious the…
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Space travel would not be like Carmel-by-the-Sea, but Cachagua. It would take a lot of Jensen Camps and Jamesburg Earth Stations to make anything as grand as a space colony work. The area above the Earth might be known as the heavens, but there would be no escaping being human. No matter how glorious the…
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(via LINX: the drinking straw construction game. by Patrick Martinez — Kickstarter)
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As an old-school internet guy *and* a massive music nerd, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the future of the music industry (and similar content businesses) over the past 15 years and I’ve come to the conclusion that most traditional publishing models are totally unsustainable at this point, and are just being kept…
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druggysleep: MIA
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druggysleep: MIA
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A Guide to the Digital Advertising Industry That’s Watching Your Every Click – The Atlantic
A Guide to the Digital Advertising Industry That’s Watching Your Every Click – The Atlantic A smart discussion about our digital presence and how it is the basis for how the web becomes warped around us.
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The New Inquiry: There’s a small segment of the ████ that is not available to the general public.
The New Inquiry: There’s a small segment of the ████ that is not available to the general public. thenewinquiry: By Imp Kerr Art by Imp Kerr When I first began at S-68, I would randomly be taken into a small room, which contained a table, a chair, and one hundred or so briefings in white…
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Hannah was the youngest partipant in the fair this year and won $5,000 dollars for St. Anna Catholic School. (Thanks to her, the school was able to purchase 10 new iPads.) On meeting President Obama, she said she recalled “how tall he was. I had to look up when I was talking to him ……
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Hannah was the youngest partipant in the fair this year and won $5,000 dollars for St. Anna Catholic School. (Thanks to her, the school was able to purchase 10 new iPads.) On meeting President Obama, she said she recalled “how tall he was. I had to look up when I was talking to him ……