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impermeable: a history of home video game consoles as any museum has ever created. @ museum of arts and trades, paris, france a collection of video games so extensive that all but the most hardcore gamer would be hard-pressed to identify them all. they stretch from the birth of pong in the 1970s through the…
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The art market: Hands up for Hirst | The Economist
The art market: Hands up for Hirst | The Economist
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This might be an old one, but I just recently heard about it while catching up on my favorite economy and finance Podcast — the brilliantly home-spun Planet Money. In it they are talking about their project to tell the story of how a t-shirt is being made..by making a t-shirt, from buying the bales…
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*Nice homemade Dutch CNC router, there. If you can fab a fabber, you oughta be able to route a router. http://protospace.nl/ultimaker-en-mantis-machines-make http://www.flickr.com/photos/protospace/sets/72157625071449720/with/5036557238/ (via Spime Watch: the Mantis Machine | Beyond The Beyond)
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Durex Readyjet – Condom Manual
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Lawsuits in the Mobile Business Apple Sues Motorola Over Multitouch via: Patently Apple
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The most striking feature of diffusion theory is that, for most members of a social system, the innovation-decision depends heavily on the innovation-decisions of the other members of the system. In fact, empirically we see the successful spread of an innovation follows an S-shaped curve (23). There is, after about 10-25% of system members adopt…
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IEEE Spectrum: Game Design: Sometimes It Is Rocket Science Blakely credits his gaming acumen to his space career, which included a five-year stint building payloads and embedded systems as a computer programmer and research scientist, first at the University of Alabama’s Consortium for Materials Development in Space, and then at Teledyne Brown Engineering, both in…
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