Video shows florescence, showing how electrical signals move down the leaves of sensitive plant Mimosa pudica Reenacting wear patterns on recreations of medieval book illustrations E-ZPass reduced the rate of premature births to mothers who live near toll booths by 9.1% How to understand cough medicines, including why some cough syrups don’t really have active … Continue reading Linkdump: November 2022
Reversible sequin clock How a man discovered that his wife was world’s best Tetris player Origami Cafe is a virtual meeting spot for folders A youtube playlist of Calculating Device Demonstrations Animations embedded in 3D printing Big Clive tells us about the “Most deadly project on the internet“, high-voltage art, made with microwave oven transformers. … Continue reading Linkdump: July 2022
Signal Strength: NYC subway musicians collaborating via wifi Okuda Hiroko: The Casio Employee Behind the “Sleng Teng” Riddim that Revolutionized Reggae. (Supplementary music) A preprint of an academic overview of Culinary Fluid Dynamics Sponge communities thriving by consuming an extinct ecosystem on the peak of a dead underwater Arctic volcano A new KIM-1 simulator Bunnie … Continue reading Linkdump: March 2022
Inkarnate: RPG-oriented map building tool. (Via Elecia White) Unisexual salamanders perform kleptogenesis, stealing other species sperm packets Larson Camouflage is a pioneer in cell tower disguises Fossilized reefs in the Nevada Desert Ten years after the original, a new 555 Contest from Hackaday Dekay King’s Innovative Shop Furniture TinyNES: Classic NES games on open source … Continue reading Linkdump: December 2021
LingYourLanguage is a game for identifying languages from short recordings IBM Computing Cheese Cutter Restoration (YouTube) Traditional rope making from vegetable fibers to braiding (YouTube) DIY 1:150 micro RC Car (YouTube) Velvetyne Type Foundry, designing and distributing free and open source typefaces The beautiful Mushroom Color Atlas catalogs fungi used for dyeing Command not found: … Continue reading Linkdump: November 2021
Source code for the famous Williams arcade game Defender Nanostructured materials may provide lightweight armor against microparticle impacts SVGnest: Open source SVG nesting software Cathode-Ray Tube Amusement Device Simulator Shark spiral intestines may operate as Tesla valves One Man’s Amazing Journey to the Center of the Bowling Ball Designing a “magic window” caustic image device … Continue reading Linkdump: September 2021
Antique Fractal Vise Restoration Acoustic tissue manipulation (and other sound-related research at Stanford) Microbes are being used to stop mosquitos from spreading the virus that causes dengue fever The first integrated circuits to orbit Earth The 3 Simple Rules That Underscore the Danger of Delta 3D printable fractal vise @ thingiverse. Quantum Computer meets Pen … Continue reading Linkdump: July 2021
Quiltimation is a quilted animation of the Muybridge horse photos (via JS) Clocko is a font that uses ligatures to set the positions of the hands of a clockface (via Nick) Lockdown, a sculpture by Nemo Gould First Chips On The Giant Cincinnati Milling Machine (YouTube) The National Audubon Society clarifies the Difference Between a … Continue reading Linkdump: June 2021
Interactive Conductive Thread Art (YouTube) Stenophylla: coffee for a warmer climate A 142 year old experiment on seed viability How to grow alum crystals at home How Microfishing Took the Angling World by (Very Small) Storm Embroidery animation by Alexis Sugden How Covid-19 helped redefined airborne transmission
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