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(via A design firm dares to reinvent the printer | Business Tech – CNET News)
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Jacob Aron, technology reporter Players of an online video game called Foldit have helped researchers discover the structure of an protein-cutting enzyme produced by an AIDS-like virus found in monkeys. Scientists have struggled with the problem for a decade, but the gamers helped crack it in just three weeks. One Per Cent: Gamers help crack…
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Online gamers crack AIDS enzyme puzzle (via Online gamers crack AIDS enzyme puzzle | Games Blog – Yahoo! Games)
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Erasing the past? Try erasing the future. (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
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On the subject of design constantly looking to change or make things better… (via A design firm dares to reinvent the printer | Business Tech – CNET News)
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gingerhaze: I wanted to draw some hipster hobbits. It’s been a while! (for the rest of the Broship of the Ring, click here!)
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The Future Issue (by JulianBleecker)
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New interview with Darwin Grosse of Cycling ’74
New interview with Darwin Grosse of Cycling ’74 Nice long interview covering Darwin’s history with Cycling ‘74 and his other endeavors.
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Dual-Head Two-Color MakerBots Are Coming!
Dual-Head Two-Color MakerBots Are Coming! As 3D printing advances, new ideas are coming out every week… what do you envision for the future of 3D printing?
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Which raises the question: What is Reed Hastings smoking? As far as anyone can tell, he seems to have rolled up pages from The Innovator’s Dilemma, Clayton Christensen’s influential 1997 book about the ways that successful companies die at the hands of upstarts. Christensen, a professor at Harvard Business School, coined the term “disruptive technology,”…