Laughing Squid
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A Kinetic Sculpture That Continually Ties & Unties a Necktie
“Why Knot?”, a kinetic sculpture built by Seth Goldstein in 2008 that continually ties and unties a necktie. via Make
Your Scene Sucks Book
With the addition of eight new scenesters since our previous post, the Your Scene Sucks book by Rob Dobi is now complete and available for…
Dark Side of the Doritos
Brock Davis recreated the legendary Pink Floyd album art from Dark Side of the Moon using Doritos chips making “Dark Side of the Doritos“. He…
Fire in Cairo by The Cure
Today’s Soundtrack: “Fire in Cairo” by The Cure
Egypt Blocks Access To The Internet
Yesterday Egypt blocked access to and from the Internet across 80 providers in order to limit communication during the mass protests in the streets. Craig…
Badass LEGO Guns
Badass LEGO Guns, a book by Martin Hüdepohl published by our friends at No Starch Press in San Francisco. Badass LEGO Guns shows you how…
Apocalypse Now Poster by Tim Doyle
Tim Doyle was commissioned to create an Apocalypse Now poster, available in February through Tommy Good.
KQED QUEST Tour of Noisebridge Hackerspace in San Francisco
Mitch Altman gives KQED QUEST a tour of Noisebridge, the amazing hackerspace he co-founded in San Francisco. via Boing Boing
BBC America Promo Featuring John Oliver
American versions of BBC DVD’s feature a hilarious promo for BBC America by Daily Show correspondent John Oliver.
Mobile Evolution, Nested Papercraft Cell Phones
“Mobile Evolution”, a project by Kyle Bean featuring papercraft cell phones that are nested like Russian dolls. via Neatorama