Archive for March, 2008

Design and the Elastic Mind

To document MoMA’s wonderful, monumental exhibit spanning design, science and technology, “Design and the Elastic Mind,” we enlisted the help of the show’s esteemed curator, Paola Antonelli. Paola speaks in detail about several of the exhibits, including “The Afterlife,” a system for turning corpses into batteries, robots that act as personal climatizers and DNA origami. […]

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Heal a Robot, Go to War

Original post by Dave Bullock

Cybercrime Book Excerpt: ‘Zero Day Threat’

Cybercrime has very quickly become a booming industry worth an estimated $100 billion a year. In this extract from Zero Day Threat, a new book about the complicity of big corporations in online crime, USA Today reporters Byron Acohido and Jon Swartz explain the mechanisms of a notorious online scam.
Original post by Byron Acohido and […]

April 1, 1960: First Weather Satellite Launched

NASA launches its first weather satellite. It would send back the first TV images of earth from space and prove the utility of observation satellites.
Original post by Randy Alfred

Military Report: Secretly Recruit or Hire Bloggers

U.S. Special Ops undergoes a clandestine effort to establish its own blogging arm.
Original post by Danger Room

Google brings offline access to Docs and Apps

Google is rolling out a much-awaited feature for its hosted applications: the ability for people to use them even when they aren’t connected to the Internet.
Original post by wired science

Nothing Plan from a Nothing Man

I just listened to NPR’s report about Paulson’s proposal to overhaul the way financial institutions are regulated.  The report opened with a question to financial experts:  “Does the plan do anything to fix the current financial crisis?”  The experts responded with a unanimous “No.”
That shouldn’t surprise anyone, and it didn’t surprise Krugman:
…if financial players like […]

Burton 2009

In between watching 1080s galore at the U.S. Open a couple weeks backs, I had the chance to demo some of Burton’s gear due out for the 2009 season. Most noteworthy is their Infinite Channel System (ICS) and Extruded Slot Technology (EST)—an integrated board and binding system. Reducing the binding mount to two screws, thus […]

CPR Experts Advise Hands-on-Chest, No Mouth-to-Mouth

The American Heart Association says skip the mouth-to-mouth breathing for CPR. Just call 911 and press rapidly and deeply on the victim’s chest until help arrives.
Original post by Associated Press

Analysts: iPhone driving smartphone sales

The iPhone has had a profound effect on the smartphone market, panelists at the Smartphone Summit said on Monday.
Original post by wired science