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TV without context...
A channel that surfs for you. Weird and often AWESOME! PS: I floss nightly
http://www.neave.com/television/
Posted by Oliver Green
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Gordon's digital election campaign off to a good start....
...with a 3D reconstruction of his office bullying flying around the web:
<Via MattB>
N Building
via vimeo.com
To avoid the clutter of billboards and outdoor advertising, Designers came up with the idea of integrating a QR code into the facade of the building.
By capturing the code the user can see local promotions/advertising, see what people inside the building are tweeting.
Not only does the QR design offer great experiential opportunities for those in the building and passers by capturing the code, but it also adds an intriguing modern aesthetic to the building to what would otherwise be a bland exterior.
via Creative Review: http://twitter.com/CreativeReview/status/8495983676
Posted by Liam Eldret
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Cute but sad
This is what’ll happen when robots start to become sentient beings. Just before they take control of global weapon systems and start hunting us down. http://www.xkcd.com/695/
Posted by Tom Johnson
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Penny Farthing Racing
via youtube.com
This video of Penny Farthing racing brought a smile to our faces this morning. Shame they're all practically pro and there's no comedy crashes.
Posted by Liam Eldret
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Great Britain covered in snow
Here's a snow covered, satellite picture of Great Britain. An awesome spectacle, with hardly a spec of green to be seen anywhere.
With these extremes of weather in both the UK and places such as SA (Some of the hottest days on record), it makes you start to think about the effect we are having on global warming and what the future holds.
Posted by Liam Eldret
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swissmiss | hanger tea
via swiss-miss.com
Teabags on hangers. How brilliant are these? Wonderfully designed just to spread a little smile.
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design
Posted by Liam Eldret
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PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE... Can we get an iPhone-controlled Quadrocopter?
Tiz edumacational and well work-related.
The future of Magazines
According to Berg London.
They’re taken the joys of magazine reading and applied it to an advanced eReader. You can flick through big pictures or you can pull up the text content that relates to it. Very nice work.
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