Russion artist Stas Chepurnov made this inspiring video art installation that sort of breaks the frames for video art.
More info at chepurnov.com
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Scan book while you flip through it
Masatoshi Ishikawa has invented a scanner that scans the pages while you are flipping the pages of a book. The pages are scanned curved and then processed by the computer to make them flat.
This scanner makes it possible to scan a book with 200 pages in less than a minute.
More information
(via boingboing)
This scanner makes it possible to scan a book with 200 pages in less than a minute.
More information
(via boingboing)
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
OK Go's Rube Goldberg video
OK Go made a new video for their song "This too shall pass". This one features one of the biggest Rube Goldberg machines I've ever seen.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Chat Roulette
Chat Roulette is the latest chat-with-a-stranger-site. What separates it from the thousands of chat-with-a-stranger-sites already out there is that it has webcam support so you can see who you talk to.
Casey Neistat has made a both funny and informative video about the site and what kind of people who use it. Turns out that 71% of the users are guys, 15% girls and 14% perverts.
Casey Neistat has made a both funny and informative video about the site and what kind of people who use it. Turns out that 71% of the users are guys, 15% girls and 14% perverts.
Monday, February 15, 2010
The twitter code
This video visualize the developement of twitter.com. One icon for each developer and a particle for each commited or changed file.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Zooming into Mandelbrot fractal for 10 minutes
This video zooms into the Mandelbrot fractal for 10 minutes. At the end of the video the image in the beginning would be billions of times larger than the whole universe.
Visit vimeo for more info and HD-version
Visit vimeo for more info and HD-version
Flattr - new way to pay and get paid online
Peter Sunde (the co-founder of The Pirate Bay) and Linus Olsson just created a new micro-payment service called Flattr. The word is a combination of "flatter" and "flat-rate" and the idea is that creators can place flattr-buttons along their content and the viewers can click them if they like the content. The users pay a monthly fee and in the end of the month their money will be divided among the creators they've flattr'ed.
This video explains it pretty good:
The project is still in beta but you can request an invite.
Visit flattr
This video explains it pretty good:
The project is still in beta but you can request an invite.
Visit flattr
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