Lesezeichen vom 20. November 2009

Planet Earth mashed with the Rings of Saturn | Nerdcore
"Wie sähe der Planet Erde mit den Ringen des Saturn aus? Und viel interessanter: Wie sähe die Gegend hier unten mit den Ringen des Saturn aus?"
Britain’s new Internet law — as bad as everyone’s been saying, and worse. Much, much worse. – Boing Boing
"The British government has brought down its long-awaited Digital Economy Bill, and it's perfectly useless and terrible."
Beards And Bellies | Diskursdisko
"Vanja Mrgan hat ein Faible für Bärte und Bäuche — sein Blog trägt den Titel Beards and Bellies"
Photos from 2012
"I’m not sure how one would develop photos after the world was destroyed, but apparently someone figured it out."
The Illustrated Man: How LED Tattoos Could Make Your Skin a Screen | Wired.com
"The title character of Ray Bradbury’s book The Illustrated Man is covered with moving, shifting tattoos. If you look at them, they will tell you a story. New LED tattoos from the University of Pennsylvania could make the Illustrated Man real"
Interview: MP3 in Blogs – Rechtsanwältin Julia Gebert über die rechtliche Situation von MP3-Blogs | Neues | TONSPION.de
"Rechtsanwältin Julia Gebert über die rechtliche Situation von MP3-Blogs"
The Real Simpsons House! : misterhonk.de
"In Henderson, Nevada, steht ein kompletter und bis ins letzte Detail stimmiger Nachbau des Simpson Hauses!"
Robots Are More Popular Than Cold Fusion
"PHD Comics charts out the changing popularity of various buzzwords in academic papers over the years."
Procrastination by John Kelly
"Animated comic about the meaning of procrastination:"
3D Graffiti Animation in Erinnerung an Serge Gainsbourg : misterhonk.de
"Unglaubliche Fünf Jahre hat es gedauert bis diese Hommage an Serge Gainsbourg in Form eines riesigen Grafittis an der Rue de Verneuil fertiggestellt und anschließend in ein mindfucking 3D-Animated Graffiti Dingens verwandelt wurde."
100+ Examples of Brilliant Tilt-Shift Photography | instantShift
"“Tilt-shift photography” refers to the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene."