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A present from a 4 year old
She offered me a piece of grass with little rocks wrapped up in a nice shiny gift paper. I just put it in a glass pot to water it and keep it forever ;) Thank you Billy.
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Go to school as a robot (via /. )
via singularityhub.com
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Oh beautiful Robo-Rainbow (via @todaytomorrow)
via todayandtomorrow.net
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History of personal printing in one process
“A book printed through a printing chain made of four desktop printers using four different colors and technologies dated from 1880 to 1976. A production process that brings together small scale and large scale production, two sides of the same history. “ Just in Time, or A Short History of Production by xavierantin.fr
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Have you lost a film roll lately?
via youtube.com In New York? He says, it might be a person from Belgium. So I’m forwarding the message… in case you read this blog.
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Obama’s silence by Michael Murtaugh
Yesterday, I attended for the first time the monthly meeting of Open Source Video at Constant vzw. It was a really nice afternoon discussing about Cinelerra, KDEnlive and other open source NLE video software. But the most surprising and delightful element was this video made by Michael Murtaugh as an example of splitscreen done in…
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Links dropping #1
Visit http://belgiq.eu/ and then do nothing for 2 minutes
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Stitched Illustrations by Peter Crawley (via @todaytomorrow)
via petercrawley.co.uk Please explore the rest of his site, as I couldn’t make up my mind on which one to show you.
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Car, codes and blood (via @golan)
Take a famous video game ( Grand Theft Auto IV in this case) Modify pieces of the code ( Give the car wheels a negative gravity in this case ) Run it, play it and record it Finally, choose the best moments, edit them together and share it on Youtube This one is a beautiful…
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Les loups sont des fantômes
via flickr.com D’abord cette photo, la trace d’un coyote fauché sur une route américaine dont on vient juste d’enlever la dépouille encore chaude. Et puis cette archive vidéo intitulée: “Le dernier tigre de Tasmanie filmé au zoo de Londres en 1933” trouvée d’abord sur boingboing.net puis développée par laboiteverte.fr. Et dire qu’on l’a longtemps pris…
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Tenir un crayon en équilibre, j’arrête aussi et laisse ça aux robots ;)
Tous les plans sont sur www.ini.uzh.ch
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Comment ce qui n’est pas rare le devient − une histoire de fous
Un étudiant allemand cherche à consulter un article référencé sur Internet. Et le cauchemar commence… On lui indique qu’il ne peut le faire que dans une bibliothèque (publique) ayant acquis les droits sur l’article en question[1]. Il se rend à cette bibliothèque mais il doit attendre car un autre lecteur est dessus et les droits…