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Rejoice ye vampires, the pursuit of an endless supply of blood took a major leap forward this month. Researchers at […] Read More >>
How A 21-Year-Old Design Student’s Sleeping-Bag Coat Could Break The Cycle Of Homelessness
via Fast Company
As a design student in Detroit, Veronika Scott was keenly aware of the increasing numbers of homeless people suffering deeply … Read More >>
City Living Can Harm Your Mental State: Study
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As compared to rural dwellers, urbanites are more stressed and more likely to develop schizophrenia. Does living in a city hurt … Read More >>
A Hamburger Chain That Asks Its Customers To Not Order Hamburgers
via Fast Company
When a sustainability consulting firm told Swedish burger chain Max Burgers that its main problem was selling beef, the company … Read More >>
How Felicia Day’s online gamer serial makes good TV, good business and good art
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Forbes’s David Ewalt has a really good profile on Felicia Day’s innovative work in producing uncompromisingly niche-focused, … Read More >>
Roland TR-808 flash drive takes synth style, leaves music to the pros (video)
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Still trying to convince your friends that you’re a mad scientist DJ with a shrink ray? Show those heretic doubters you’ve … Read More >>
Google publicly accuses Apple, Microsoft, Oracle of patent bullying
via Ars Technica
Get out the fire extinguishers, because the patent fight between the tech … Read More >>
A comic about the real scientific process
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Made by scientist Paul Vallett for his Electron Cafe blog, this funny cartoon is essentially about the differences between how … Read More >>
Law prof: it would be legal to mint 2x $1 trillion platinum coins & use them to pay the US debt
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Jack Balkin, a Yale Law prof, has a weird idea for solving the debt crisis. He says the law sets no limit on the amount of … Read More >>
OutRun AR project lets you game and drive at the same time, makes us drool
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Cool game, or coolest game ever? That’s the question we were asking ourselves when we first came across Garnet Hertz’s … Read More >>