Talk about yam fries. They are an unknown phenomenon. They appear on their own and disappear into nothing, some faster than others. 50 grams eaten at night turn into 3 kilos of chub the next day. Astrophysicists refuse to comment on this gravitational anomaly. But fries are even more dangerous than black holes. To neutralize […]
Web Links Friday
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February 10, 2017
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A Batman Jacket Made With 10,000 Lego Bricks Lego and Batman rolled in one? Geek factor level 80. (Via Fashionablygeek.com) |
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Japanese Scientists Artificially Pollinate Flowers with a Bee drone Lookit this electric thing smacking the poor lily up the face! Bees are much more gentle. Save the bees. Technology is cool, but bees are better. (Via Designboom) |
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App note: Choose the right voltage regulator to extend battery life in wearables This one is a handy link for DIY folks who actually hack their wearables - hope that it's useful. (Via Dangerousprototypes) |
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DC robot overlords? No, they’re just making deliveries |
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Grafiky labs' AIR-INK recycles pollution into dense black ink Making a beautiful drawing (hopefully) and an environmental statement. Ink by MIT lab media graduate.(Via Designboom) |
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