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This site pertains to a lot of technical aspects. You have information about computer programming, a sensor in your shoe that talks to your iPod, a duck that ate an alien, just about everything imaginable. I will say that Boing Boing is definitely more informative than most of the blogs I’ve seen, but to be honest, there’s not much sexual material on here, so the choice will be yours on this one.
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Date: 09.15.2008
Today at Boing Boing Gadgets, we admired Tim Knowles' Spy Box art project; pondered how best to survive the zombicaust; caged our pets in the highest fashion; and saw a whisteblower ride the red ring of death right into the unemployment line. Joel wrote a great flash fiction about his adventures in supermarkets (there's a self-sanitizing grocery cart out), groomed his nethers with a Hammacher Schlemmer body trimmerI hope he never uses that Gerber Artifact multitool for said purposeand extolled the virtues of Alan Graham's DIY Cat Jet litterbox venting system. Check out his review of the Axe Detailer Shower Tool.John spotted Bandai's stunning new lite-brite-like LED board for modern times, new Wii "backup" software, and Tetris ceramic tiles … read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
A riot broke out at a soccer match in the Congo yesterday, apparently after one of the players was accused of using witchcraft. Thirteen people were killed, most of whom were teenagers. From the Associated Press: Radio Okapi said police tried to control the violence at Matokeo stadium by firing into the air to protect their commander, who was hit in the head and wounded by fans. The two local clubs involved were Socozaki and Nyuki System, the radio said. Dozens of teenagers marched through Butembo's dirt streets Monday in protest, and the regional governor, Julien Mpaluku, paid a visit to the hospital. "Witchcraft rumor sparks riot at Congo soccer game" (Associated Press)... read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Scientists have dubbed this newly-discovered ant Martialis heureka, implying that it's so weird it could have come from Mars. Found in the Brazliian rainforest, it has no eyes, and its "mouth" is like a pair of long forceps. According to University of Texas at Austin evolutionary biologist Christian Rabeling, Martialis heureka is from the oldest ant lineage still living. From Science News: Its DNA may be even more interesting. Genetic analysis puts the new ant so far from other species that it deserves its own subfamily, Martialinae, Rabeling and his colleagues report in an upcoming Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Its the first new subfamily described for a living ant since 1923, the discoverers say... The fact that a singl… read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Every year, Lebanon, Ohio farmer Bill Irons creates a design in his corn field. This year, it's a 12-acre maze with an election theme. From the Cincinnati Enquirer: Irons creates his design the old-fashioned way. He draws it out on graph paper, then enlarges it on 16 to 20 pages of graph paper that he tapes together and mounts on a board. The corn field gets special attention, too. It's planted in two directions - like the intersections on a grid, he said. The corn comes up extra thick that way. When the corn starts growing, Irons gets out his tractor, and sometimes a hoe. He grooms his creation the entire growing season. Irons chooses not to use a GPS device, a piece of technology that would guide him more easily through the cutting proces… read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Here's another cool Photoshop tutorial by Eren Gksel. In this tutorial, Ill show you how to illustrate a USB key floating in the air and reflecting on a surface. Well be adding numerous details that will make this illustration shine. Notice how the PSDTUTS name reflects off the floor in the illustration. These are the little details that add a degree of realism to your work. Make a Floating in Air USB Key Illustration Previously on Boing Boing: How to create a super shiny pencil icon in Photoshop Photoshop tutorial: drawing a glass of beer... read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Teresa Nielsen Hayden, our fantastic comment moderator, took a funny turn on Thursday night; which turned out to have been a very unfunny (but thankfully minor) heart attack. She's doing well, recovering and comfortable, if bored, while awaiting some more test results. A few of you have written to us to get updates -- Teresa's husband Patrick has a quick update on Making Light: Meanwhile, is she okay? Sure; mostly bored. Lutheran Medical Center is a good hospital, but theyre still a hospital, all hurry-up-and-wait, vagueness about what to expect next, and long delays, particularly over a weekend. Since hospitals arent really a great place to leave valuables unattended, houseguest Elise Matthesen and I have been bringing her computer to her … read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Over on Boing Boing Gadgets, our Joel's spotted this amazing little Gerber Artifact multitool. I'm a total Gerber-tool freak (even moreso than my beloved Leatherman Skeletool -- they're owned by Fiskars, the best scissor company in the universe, and every Gerber tool I've owned has been really well-made and practically indestructible. Gerber snuck out this cute little "Artifact" multi-tool when I wasn't looking. Just a little longer than a cigarette lighter, it includes a Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, a bottle opener, wire stripper, prybar, and a knife and the knife uses replaceable #11 blades. Not bad for $10 you might even be able to get it past the TSA by tossing away the blade before a flight. Gerber Artifact multitool has tiny,… read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Here's a fantastically horrible 1946 Disney film about menstruation, "The Story of Menstruation." Your period, according to Disney... read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Anuj sez, "How did a publication with just a four-year run help shape a community so prolific that it went on to inspire Google, Craigslist, Apple, Patagonia, and the blogosphere; save six American rivers; and shape sustainable business practices as we know them today? Forty years after the first issue of the Whole Earth Catalog, PLENTY magazine's anniversary-year oral history of the publication, as told by those who made it and those who read it, tracks the long-lasting impact of a short-lived journal that altered the course of the world." I've got a complete set of Whole Earth Catalogs -- they're some of my favorite all-time reading, and are a major inspiration for Boing Boing's format, subject, and approach. I remember the first Whole Ea… read more »
Date: 09.15.2008
Charles says: Much fuss about Greenberg's Photoshopped McCain out-takes on her web site. "Offensive" etc etc. I find them interesting because she's a respected photographer who was commissioned to photograph him for The Atlantic magazine cover. Also interesting in that the Photoshop work isn't that good. Greenberg's web site is at www.manipulator.com. Because of her use of Flash, you can't deep-link to the individual pictures. From her home page you have to follow these onscreen options: 1. Click Enter Manipulator 2. Click Names 3. Scroll to John McCain and click his name 4. Click thumbnails at the bottom of the screen. Jill Greenberg's Photoshopped McCain out-takes... read more »
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