C.J. Moseley's Blog, page 160
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After years of sleek smartphones, people now want something…
After years of sleek smartphones, people now want something weird
Rachel Feltman, qz.com
The most exciting thing about Google’s Project Ara, a modular phone that customers can build and rebuild to their own specifications indefinitely, isn’t that it’s so customizable. What’s really crazy about Ara is that it looks like a…
This is pretty much the blok-phone that l posted about years ago. Finally some one has done something with the concept…
Ah, the beauty of an evolving, living tongue…
Ah, the beauty of an evolving, living tongue…
April 28, 2014
April 27, 2014
The Pirate Bay Bundle
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So here it is: the pirate bay bundle. You can also watch the trailer if you haven’t seen it This has taken me so much longer than I ever anticipated. I’ve been stuck in the thick of this for so long that I thought I would never see the light and…
Because sharing isn’t always illegal…
April 26, 2014
neurosciencestuff:
Neurosurgeons successfully implant 3D…
Neurosurgeons successfully implant 3D printed skull
A 22-year-old woman from the Netherlands who suffers from a chronic bone disorder — which has increased the thickness of her skull from 1.5cm to 5cm, causing reduced eyesight and severe headaches — has had the top section of her skull removed and replaced with a 3D printed implant.
The operation was performed by a team of neurosurgeons at the University Medical Centre Utrecht and the university claims this is this first instance of a successful 3D printed cranium that has not been rejected by the patient.
The operation, which took 23 hours, was led by Dr Bon Verweij. The patient’s skull was so thick, that had the operation not been performed, serious brain damage or death may have occurred in the near future.
There we go, printed skulls, what’s next, weaving muscle or Neuro-sculpture?
April 25, 2014
April 24, 2014
steampunkd:
Minecraft steampunk tortoise with an ornate city on…
Minecraft steampunk tortoise with an ornate city on its back
Built over five months in Minecraft, “Atropos” is a steampunk tortoise with an ornate city on its back
Pretty amazing minecraft thing.
April 23, 2014
gameraddictions:
artist: David Rapoza set 9
Some lovely…
artist: David Rapoza set 9
Some lovely Theriocephalic images…
I’ve a few Theriocephalic surprises in the next book I’m writing.
