Usually when it comes time to do these find-a-witty-way-to-describe-why-we-won't-be-in-the-office-for-a-holiday posts, we like to ponder the deeper meanings of the universe while mixing in a healthy dose of the absurd with a side helping of (rather questionable) humour. But this time around, we have nothing. Remembrance Day is an important event, and we have nothing but […]
Wednesday Links: the Abovemarine, Traffi...
Solar botics
September 17, 2014
Sun, yellow leaves and a new harvest of links from this morning:
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The Abovemarine The representatives of the alien underwater civilization are now able to navigate land and hang out with other creatures. (Via Creative Applications) |
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3D-Printed Dresses These are made straight outta mathematical formulas! (Via Beautiful Decay) |
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The Dancing Traffic Light It's even cooler because it's in real time and real people. (Via Laughing Squid) |
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Lunchtime Lasers Oh laser engraved quesadillas, they so yummy. (Via Ponoko) |
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Electromagnetic Field Photos These look extremely mysterious for some reason, don't they? (Via Creative Applications) |
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