via TechCrunch
Larry Page recently announced that he is quite thrilled with Google+’s explosive growth — with 90 million registered accounts … Read More >>
Approximating the Hilbert curve with 3D printers
via Boing Boing
Thingiverse’s Tony Buser has an amazing approach to approximating the Hilbert curve, as Make’s Sean Ragan explains: Veteran … Read More >>
Twitter uncloaks a year’s worth of DMCA takedown notices, 4,410 in all
via Ars Technica
On almost any given day, Twitter receives a handful of requests to delete tweets … Read More >>
Tokyoflash Kisai Optical Illusion watch is more than meets the eye, smells like teen spirit
via Engadget
Back in the mid-90s, Magic Eye had a brief reign as the monger of stereogram cool — you know, those hidden 3D images you … Read More >>
Wikileaks announces Julian Assange TV show, world governments fire up their DVRs
via Engadget
Ready or not, Julian Assange is heading toward a TV set near you. Wikileaks announced this week that its … Read More >>
Homebrew, 3D printed Fisher-Price record-player disc plays "Still Alive"
via Boing Boing
Pittance sez, “This is my brand new 3D printed Fisher-Price record player record (for the old clockwork music box one, not the … Read More >>
Megaboned? Long odds against legal success, say law profs
via Ars Technica
On Thursday, the US government unsealed a 72-page indictment against Megaupload. … Read More >>
Vortex, a USB keytar
via Boing Boing
A $250 USB keytar with DAW automapping, MIDI-assignable motion sensitivity and an internal battery for optional use with an … Read More >>
The President’s challenge: What more does government want — or deserve — from the tech world?
via Boing Boing
There’s an old joke. Heavy rains start and a neighbour pulls up in his truck. “Hey Bob, I’m leaving for high ground. Want a … Read More >>
After terrific year, music biz demands that world adopt "SOPA plus"
via Ars Technica
In order to protect itself from piracy, the worldwide recording industry needs a … Read More >>