Browsing through some Flickr photos of University of Dundee (in Scotland, UK), which I attended in the spring semester 2007, I came across this photo of a waterfall installation made by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson at the university. The world is indeed small.
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Is your Google Reader also filled to the limits everyday with loads of unread feeds? Try this Absolutely Compact user script and get twice as many lines as before. Minimalism to the people!
Look how cool it is!One thing missing - also missing in the Helvetireader user script - is the “Mark all as read” function. I guess it’s just a matter of time before it’s fixed. According to Twitter, the Hicks are working on a fix as we speak and hopefully the Absolute Compact will tag along! I’ll keep you posted…
Found via Lifehacker
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In Oklahoma City one Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips is living out the psychedelic dream! To celebrate the release of Christmas on Mars, New York Times invites us behind the scenes - literally, as the movie was shot in Wayne’s backyard - with this great interview from the psychedelic HQ of Flaming Lips. Enjoy!
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“If you have to play with guns, play with the plastic ones!”
Check out the book on how to build you very own AK47 in paper over at This Issue. Also remember to sign up for their newsletter!
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“In 1996, Larry Page and Sergey Brin were Stanford University graduate students, working on their Digital Library Project, later known as Google. They needed a lot of storage, and the largest hard disk available was 4 gigabytes. So they connected ten of them together and built their own 40GB drive, in a case made of of Legos. It is now on display at the Stanford University Museum”
Found via Neatorama
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This Issue is a small store located in Copenhagen and is stocked up with a lot of lovely creative bits and bobs. For instance, this nicely done poster is sold in a limited edition and printed on 100% silkscreen. Gotta love the intensions behind that…
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So you are good at depicting fonts? Why not try The Rather Difficult Font Game and test yout skills?
Via: Swissmiss
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