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fayescarlet: aibohphobia: mr-egbutt: thefurrynerd: cutlerish: thelynnfiles: logically-devonian: How the Geneva Drive (the mechanical step that makes the second hand on a clock work by turning constant rotation into intermittent motion) works. Oh snap! As an engineer, this makes me happy. If only one loop of this gif were equal to one second… easy peasy watching…
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The Making of Hopscotch: An Inside Look
Hopscotch iOS App to get functions!!!!!! gethopscotch: The Hopscotch team has been hard at work redesigning the app with a brand new look. The new version will make coding easier and even more fun. It’s so awesome, we can hardly wait to show it to everyone! But before we do, we’ll give you an…
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moma: Join us for the final Design and Violence debate! Design and Violence is an ongoing online curatorial experiment that explores the manifestations of violence in contemporary society by pairing critical thinkers with examples of challenging design work. For this debate series, spanning four evenings, the curators have chosen four provocative motions supported by case studies that…
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The audience actually wants to work for their meal. They just don’t want to know that they’re doing that. That’s your job as a storyteller is to hide the fact that you’re making them work for their meal. We’re born problem solvers. We’re compelled to deduce and to deduct because that’s what we do in…
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personalfactory: “ A large portion of the 3D printing community is within the open source world, while the rest is commercially oriented. Conflicts have occurred, but now there could be a way to reduce them. The Defensive Patent License is an initiative to develop an open source license that is intended to prevent patent trolling…
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personalfactory: “ A large portion of the 3D printing community is within the open source world, while the rest is commercially oriented. Conflicts have occurred, but now there could be a way to reduce them. The Defensive Patent License is an initiative to develop an open source license that is intended to prevent patent trolling…
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Readmill Epilogue – Readmill
Readmill Epilogue – Readmill Three years ago, we set out to create an open, independent reading platform. We believed that the reading experience could be beautiful and that it was meant to be shared. Along the way, we created a reading app for iOS and Android that proved these things to be true. We’re proud…
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Readmill Epilogue – Readmill
Readmill Epilogue – Readmill Three years ago, we set out to create an open, independent reading platform. We believed that the reading experience could be beautiful and that it was meant to be shared. Along the way, we created a reading app for iOS and Android that proved these things to be true. We’re proud…
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Here is why this is so bad: the heartbeat response can contain up to sixty-four kilobytes of whatever data happens to be in the server’s random access memory at the moment the request arrives. There is no way to predict what that memory will contain, but system memory routinely contains login names, passwords, secure certificates,…
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Here is why this is so bad: the heartbeat response can contain up to sixty-four kilobytes of whatever data happens to be in the server’s random access memory at the moment the request arrives. There is no way to predict what that memory will contain, but system memory routinely contains login names, passwords, secure certificates,…