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notgames: Should videogames lose all function?
notgames: Should videogames lose all function? killscreendaily: This time Ico, pereninnal “games as art” go-to example, has managed to snare the New Yorker’s Chris Suellentrop. While the piece is mostly a review of the rerelease of Ico and designer Fumito Ueda’s most recent game Shadow of the Colossus, Suellentrop does touch on the…
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One Year Anniversary For the Kinect, Over 10 Million Units Shipped, A Game Changer in the World of Entertainment – buildsmartrobots
One Year Anniversary For the Kinect, Over 10 Million Units Shipped, A Game Changer in the World of Entertainment – buildsmartrobots A solid article on the brief history of hacking Kinects, complete with links.
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The Prophets of Science Fiction Explores Sci-Fi’s Best Writers | GeekDad | Wired.com
The Prophets of Science Fiction Explores Sci-Fi’s Best Writers | GeekDad | Wired.com
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life: For all you tech lovers… Take a look at A Brief History of Computing. Pictured: The first computer to come with a fully assembled motherboard (central printed circuit board), it sold for $666.66 and let Apple begin a three-decades-and-counting run as a global trendsetter among tech lovers.
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(via 15 Awesome Photos Of Colombian Students Fighting Riot Police)
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This essay, made available here in English and Spanish, was written for the exhibition Transitio _MX 03, which took place in Mexico City in October 2009. The text was published in December 2010 in Errata, a Colombian journal dedicated to art and culture. The text explores the concept of non-places (which is the foundation of…
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Daft Punk Cubotoy (by CUBOTOY)
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Daft Punk Cubotoy (by CUBOTOY)
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Los sólidos platónicos son poliedros convexos cuyas caras son polígonos regulares iguales y en cuyos vértices se unen el mismo número de caras. Reciben este nombre en honor al filósofo griego Platón (ca.427 adC/428 adC – 347 adC), a quien se atribuye haberlos estudiado en primera instancia. También se conocen como cuerpos platónicos, cuerpos cósmicos,…
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The drug war is not a failure; rather it works perfectly for its intended purposes. It generates billions of dollars for government agencies at all levels, employing millions of people. It created and supports whole industries such as drug testing, and has enhanced the drug rehabilitation industry. The drug war also protects other industries such…