All my super old but still amazing blog posts \(^-^)/
Is it witchcraft? Sorcery? Nope, it’s just your eyes pulling a fast one on your brain. I still don’t understand what just happened.
Even though the eye to your right is technically farther away from you, your brain believes that because the image is a face, it must actually be closer. It’s the same reason why the teeth and nostrils look so close to you, even though they’re actually inverted. It may seem frustrating, but the other option is for your brain to see everyone’s face as a crater.
Hold On – Hold My Phone! 
“Simply love this version of the iPhone 6, it has so much substance to it, and as designer Michael Muyunda puts its, this is a pro version that is conceptualized to release alongside the iPhone 6. It is a version meant for developers and power users and is based on technology that should be available between now and the near future. This concept sees the use of a centered more square battery because the regular iPhone layout will not work with the back ‘windows’ layout.
Now I know that apples time machine kinda makes this obsolete, but I’m a real sucker for novelty items like this:
“How many times have you deleted something only to need it later. All the recovery software in the world might not bring it back and so we need a better solution. The Tempo hard drive looks like a recycling bin because that’s exactly what it is. Anytime you delete files from your computer, those files actually move to the Tempo. When the green ring lights up, it’s time to check and make sure you REALLY want these files gone FOREVER.”
“SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sony is getting into the virtual reality business.
The Japanese electronics and gaming giant unveiled a prototype virtual reality headset to be used in conjunction with its PlayStation 4 video game console during a Tuesday talk at the Game Developers Conference.
Shuhei Yoshida, president of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, showed off the slick black-and-white headset at the annual gathering of game designers. He said Sony has been working on the technology for more than three years.
The adjustable device is codenamed Project Morpheus and features a head-mounted display with 1080p resolution and a 90-degree field of view. Sensors built into the headset can track a wearer’s head movement in concert with a PS4 camera.
“This prototype is by no means final,” said Yoshida. “We will continue to work on this to improve it, but we believe it’s a good representation of how PlayStation will deliver VR.”
Anton Mikhailov, a senior software engineer working on Project Morpheus, said the current version of the technology must be attached to a PS4 console with a cord that’s about 15 feet (4.5 meters) long, and users’ virtual perspectives can be simultaneously broadcast on a television screen.
“The experience can be shared, and that’s only going to allow it to spread,” said Mikhailov. “I think that’s going to be the key. Once people see someone else interacting in VR, they’re going to want to put it on and try it next.”
Mikhailov said users will be able to interact with the virtual world displayed on the headset with the gesture-detecting PlayStation Move controller, as well as the standard DualShock 4. He declined to specify when the headset would be released or how much it would cost.
Project Morpheus will be available for demonstration beginning Wednesday for conference attendees on the conference’s expo floor with four games: diving cage simulator “The Deep,” medieval combat game “The Castle,” sci-fi dogfighter “EVE: Valkyrie” and a VR rendition of the stealthy action-adventure title “Thief.”
While Sony Corp. has released other head-mounted display units, Project Morpheus marks the company’s first foray into VR with PlayStation. Sony’s headset is similar to the Oculus Rift, a VR device currently in development by the Irvine, California-based startup Oculus VR.
Both devices use head tracking to reduce queasiness when users peek around a virtual landscape, and they look more like ski googles than the bulky gaming helmets of the 1990s that usually left users with headaches.”
Taken from The Huffington Post
Ive never seen editing like this before in my life & it blows me away Everytime. its so seemless and intricate. Id love to see a real film edited with this style, I could see Quentin Tarantino going for something like this
This is so sick. oh lottery, hurry to me.
“That’s another name for this product that I just made up! I mean the name, that is, this concept was designed by the incomparable Amirko, and it’s real name is “Change It!” Ohh scoop it! It’s one big wall of turn-triangles. Each of these triangles has different colors on them – white – black – and a slightly unique rainbow shade. As you can see in the first picture here, when the color is on full blast, it makes a mural all it’s own.
What combination of madness can be made? Choose your own adventure!
For now it’s the colors as explained above. In the future it might have any number of different choices for the sides – lights, materials, typography, body parts, animal fur, whatever!
Designer: Amirko aka Amirkhan Abdurakhmanov”
Continue reading “How SICK Is This?? Continuously Changing Giant Wall Art”
Perform the holiest of miracles by turning your useless supply of life sustaining drinking water into actual wine with this incredible machine. This revolutionary device makes it possible to transform water into a rich and flavorful wine. Jesus just became obsolete.
Editor’s note: it has been revealed by the creator of this product that this item was a spoof marketing campaign to raise awareness for bringing clean drinking water to underpriviledged nations. For more information, please visit their website – http://themiraclemachine.net.
I vaguely remember watching the old Tv show with my mum back in the day, Its all a bit hazy, but I remember it being freakin awesome so im looking forward to this!
Yet another of my weird creations. who knew red curry paste mixed with a bit of lemon juice could make such a kickass marinade?
The Royal Mint is introducing the new coin as it believes 3% of existing £1 coins are fake. Im a sucker for new shit so im all for it. as long as the tax aint going up just to manufacture it im down!
“The move comes amid concerns about the 30-year old coin’s vulnerability to counterfeiting, with an estimated 45 million forgeries in circulation.
The new coin is based on the design of the old threepenny bit, a 12-sided coin in circulation between 1937 and 1971.
A competition will be held to decide what image to put on the “tails” side of the coin.”
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