Mark Wilson, This Dead-Simple Idea Could Fix iPad’s Lousy Typing
Hooper Selection is an iPad interface concept by Georgia Tech student Daniel Hooper. He’s so excited about the project that he not only coded and filmed the demo software; he built a Wikipedia page on the technique (the poor man’s copyright for the digital age).
Very cool. Apple should hire Hooper.
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Lipophobicity and the ferrofluidian magnetism of hyper-oleophobic liquid suspension.
Put the mint julep to yer lip and sip. It’s the manliest of all the girly drinks, go drink it like a sir.
A Close Up of the World’s Smallest Primate the Tarsier or Tarsius Syrichta, Bohol, The Visayas, Philippines (by © Coole Photography) :)
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Scientists at MIT have developed this freaky non-stick coating that keeps ketchup flowing. Amazing solution to an old problem. Also one of the weirdest videos you will see this week.
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Plastic bags have developed intelligence. That, or your mom lost her bikini bottoms.
But seriously, this is incredible.
Why Is That Undulating Blob Of Flesh Inspecting My Oil Drill?
Every so often, the Internet astonishes. Things I wouldn’t, couldn’t, shouldn’t expect, sometimes happen. Take this, for example. On April 25, somewhere in the ocean off Great Britain, a remotely operated video camera mounted near a deep sea oil drill caught a glimpse — at first it was just a glimpse — of an astonishing looking sea creature. It was a green-gray blob of gelatinous muscle, covered with a finely mesh-like textured skin, no eyes, no tentacles, no front, no back. It moved constantly, floating up to the drill, then it backed off and disappeared. The camera operator tried to find it, and then, suddenly, out of the darkness, back it came. What was this thing?
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Chicago today (via @micahuetricht)
Who exactly do you “serve and protect,” chicago police?
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