(Quelle: masterbations, via seattle-gadgets)

(Quelle: thisoldshoe, via prettyslothsmakegraves)

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ponshigu:

kayolomayram:

jacobtheloofah:

pervertedhypocrisy:

SCIENCE

i’ve said it once and i’ll say it again: if you ever say you don’t like science, you just aren’t learning it right

SPECIAL BEAM CANNON

Reminds me of this one time a guy at a party was popping NO2 balloons with a laser lol.

(Quelle: cineraria)

think-progress:

Katelyn Campbell protested her high school’s abstinence assembly and has received an outpouring of encouragement when her principal threatened her. 

Here’s how you can show your support.

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mabeltron3000:

Deadsy

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notendo:

Having the opportunity to 3D print naturally led to an experiment with databending or, using a hex editor to manipulate a .stl file, the standard 3D modeling format used for 3D printing. 

This is not easy as the nature of databending is a somewhat messy one. Retaining the results of 3D file “glitching” is quite easy if one remains within the domain of the authoring tools (Unity, meshlab, etc). Printing it, however is an entirely different endeavor. 

Assuring a 3D model that is manifold (printable) after subjecting it to databending techniques requires certain extra measures. The extrusions on the printed file are the result of printing the spike-like formations my databending of the “Seeing Buddha” model produced. 

I’m quite happy with the results as this is the first go at printing a .stl file that has been subjected to heavy, pseudo-random hex editing. This is a first in what will hopefully be many 3D printed “glitched” images. 

Many thanks to Matthew Griffin for his help in making this a reality, John de Cristofaro for photographing the final result and, Gautama Buddha for enlightenment. 

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skeptv:

inFact: 5 Ways to Tell Science from Pseudoscience

Here are 5 quick ways for you to tell good science from bad science.

via Skeptoid Media.

prostheticknowledge:

DUO

A low cost open-Source DIY 3D motion sensor to become another alternative to the Kinect:

The DUO is the world’s first and only DIY 3D sensing solution. 

The DUO comes in many forms: with open hardware plans, molded cases, kits and fully assembled devices. All paired with an open source Driver, SDK and examples. Resulting in a professional grade solution for 3D sensing using stereo vision.

The best part is it’s extremely easy to use, just plug it in, download the software and you can start playing within minutes. If you can wave in the air you can use a DUO.

More Here

awww joe rogan just lost. dude you like trip out on lsd and dmt all the time… guess it just goes to show they can only open the door

(Quelle: sapiensoul, via phallocentricfascism)

(Quelle: perv-robot, via drumcorps5ever)

newvisiontechnology:

Hey there. Are you in the Los Angeles area tonight?

You should visit the Deathbomb Arc Showcase at Synchronicity Space. fancy video and static artwork by me, Tight Artists Net Gang & Jamopi. 

Musical performances by Back to the Future the Ride, I.E. Yola Fatoush and clipping.