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March 10 2010

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Because all the goddamn zombies ain't gonna kill themselves!
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→ pictureisunrelated.com
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→ wiresmash.com
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→ www.tumblr.com
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→ www.google.de
via Google Reader (70)
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Foiled again!
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THE BEAST FILE: GOOGLE - Oliver Thylmann's Stuff

March 09 2010

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Che, Conscientious

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Paintball Shooting Robot Writes Tempt1 Tag

F.A.T.

Benjamin Gaulon (aka recyclism) has converted his graffiti writing paint ball robot, PrintBall, to be compatible with Graffiti Markup Language (GML).

Workflow:
Tempt1 (in Los Angeles) drew this tag with his eyes using the EyeWriter software, where it was converted to Graffiti Markup Language (GML), and uploaded it to the online GML database 000000book. The tag was then downloaded by Benjamin

phreak20

Your Computer Really Is a Part of You

Wired Science

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An empirical test of ideas proposed by Martin Heidegger shows the great German philosopher to be correct: Everyday tools really do become part of ourselves.

The findings come from a deceptively simple study of people using a computer mouse rigged to malfunction. The resulting disruption in attention wasn’t superficial. It seemingly extended to the very roots of cognition.

“The person and the...

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