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Someone got a brilliant idea: Let’s give babies lemon wedges for the first time— just like every single parent does in the privacy of their home—and record their reaction in slow motion so the entire world can laugh and go aaaaawwwwwww at the same time.
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Oculus Rift enables you to escape into incredible virtual
(or live-action
) worlds, but strapping on the goggles is precisely that—an escape. Which is what makes this new open-source project by Diego Araos so crazy: using the goggles’ head-motion tracking feature and live video feed, you can actually navigate an AR drone with a tilt of your noggin.
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These four squares appear to move at different speeds, stopping and moving, waiting for each other in pairs. In reality, they are always moving at exactly the same constant speed. Seriously. I opened the GIF in Photoshop and used guides to measure it—in every frame, the squares align perfectly.
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If you’ve heard of the European politician Neelie Kroes, it’s likely been in the context of her long-waged war for a more open internet, including a ban on mobile roaming charges. Well, following a vote by the European Parliament, Kroes’ demands are…
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Thanks to Moore’s Law, anybody can predict that even the most powerful smartphones and tablets coming out right now (the HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5, for instance) will be made obsolete by whatever flagships get announced in 2015. These…
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Everyone has probably day-dreamed of launching a space-ship from their backyard at some point. Well, now that NASA plans to release over a thousand of its software systems into the public domain, your idle musings could become a reality. On April…
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There are more than a couple of reasons why 3D printing hasn’t truly hit critical mass, and the team at M3D thinks it’s sidestepped them with The Micro, its $200 – $300 3D printer. The Micro is hitting Kickstarter today with the sole intention of…
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