∞ Ars Technica | Ryan Paul | Pirate Bay plans to build aerial server drones with $35 Linux computer
Fact: taking a regular thing and making it into a flying thing is cool.
Let's ignore the moral aspects of piracy for a moment. We can all agree this is awesome, right? File servers that fly? How tomorrow is that? This is the future I've been waiting for. Next I want some unmanned dirigible ISPs and drone quadrotor wifi hotspots.
PS No, I don't care if this is a joke or empty bluster. It's cool.
∞ Musical Tesla Coils | Steve Caton & Eric Goodchild | House of the Rising Sun
I don't have to explain why this is the jams, do I?
(Via KPC)
∞ I Can Has Cheezburger | Otters Who Look Like Benedict Cumberbatch
What's that? You haven't seen Sherlock? Well whose fault is that?
Also: semi-aquatic mammals are cooler than they are given credit for.
∞ Web Urbanist | Steph | Paper Architecture: Intricate 3D Sculptures by Ingrid Siliakus
Things also become cooler when they are made out of paper.
∞ Bng Bng | Cory Doctorow | Scientific calculator in Minecraft
Also cool — making computing machines out of things that shouldn't be computing machines. I'd like to think Turing would be happy with this.
Side note: there is a petition to get Turing on English ten pound note. I would like to see that happen. If you like in the UK please sign this. I really appreciate how British notes often have scientists, engineers and inventors on them. Frankly, I appreciate that they have non-politicians on them.
∞ io9 | Robert Gonzalez | These carefully crafted photo-sculptures look like portals to another world
Simple but very clever. Let's have more novel combinations of photography and sculpture, please.



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