KIRIN’s, solution to the warm beer! Cold slushy foam on top!?!
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The hilarious Descriptive Camera taps into the crowdpower of Amazon’s Mechanical Turk to churn out descriptions of photos, rather than the photos themselves. It’s rendered gems such as:
- “Looks like a cupboard that is ugly and old. having some plates on it with a lamp attached to it.”
- “It’s a dark room with a window. The image is quite pixelated.”
- “This is a faded picture of a dilapidated building. It seems to be run down and in need of repirs[sic].”
- “Corner of a wood floored room with a tool chest, bike, stack of books, box leaning against the wall, an open door with a bag hanging off the doorknob, and a pair of closed double doors with cables hanging on the handles.”
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An inspired Kickstarter project tackles the problem how of to bring the elegance of a laptop to the iPad
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The Mimosa pudica is one of the few plants whose leaves respond immediately to touch. Hooking up the plant to a motorized wheelchair that amplifies its normal reaction to touch stimulus allows it to move away from potential harm
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Yes, that is the world’s first 3-D chocolate printer, on sale here for a whopping $3,300
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How Does The Coachella Tupac ‘Hologram’ Work? (via)
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minimalmac: Recently, while on vacation in New Orleans for Mardi Gras and visiting family, we stayed at my sister’s house. She was kind enough to let us have her place while she found accommodations elsewhere. She moved in to this place herself not too long ago and was proud to point out to us the brand new,…
Today’s lovely discovery? Stitchagram. Hooray for analog!
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Think the Pringles package sucks? This chip can blooms into a bowl
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Wouldn’t it be nice if your body sent you a text message reminding you to take your daily medication? These brand new microchip-implanted pills do just that, and more. Read on for the full story via brit
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New app ‘Dream:ON’ monitors your movement while you’re asleep, and plays ‘soundscapes’ designed to “help you create your desired dream while you’re in Rapid-Eye Movement (REM) sleep.” I’ll admit, I’m intrigued.
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The world’s most minimal record player is powered by hand and made of paper
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With several signs that Spring is just around the corner, understand a bit more on how pheromones relay little hints to the world about your mood, sexual orientation and even genetics.
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