Joegle

Well, I think the stuff I put here is cool.
Jan 30 '12
We sleep, they live

We sleep, they live

(Source: pearlycum)

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Jan 30 '12
A “capsule hotel” is reasonably priced, starting at around thirty dollars and a uniquely Japanese answer to overnight accommodations. The bed, in the shape of a space-age capsule, is about one metre in height, two metres in length, and one metre in width. It is your private space. The hotels usually offer sauna and public bath facilities and sometimes other amenities. It is becoming common in Japan, especially for a hard-working “salarymen” who missed the last train home to seek a night’s rest at one such hotel.
— (via japanlove)

(Source: infomapjapan.com)

(via japanlove)Tags: Japan city

Jan 29 '12

jstn:

Real Steel: cool user interfaces, cool robots, terrible movie, Dr. Pepper.

(via jstn)Tags: film robots computers interface

Jan 29 '12
anonam00se:

Hyaku Retsu Harite (aka Hundred Hand Slap) (by fatheed)

anonam00se:

Hyaku Retsu Harite (aka Hundred Hand Slap) (by fatheed)

(via anonam00se & dat-sick)Tags: video games

Jan 29 '12

alchymista:

Animals Face to Face, by Stephano Unterthiner

(via alchymista)Tags: animals

Jan 29 '12
mpdrolet:

Blue House from Nearly West, 2009
Walter Pickering

mpdrolet:

Blue House from Nearly West, 2009

Walter Pickering

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Jan 29 '12

(via dearscience)Tags: animals

Jan 29 '12

(via alchymista & relativelysimple)Tags: film robots

Jan 29 '12
nedhepburn:

Le Petit Prince.

nedhepburn:

Le Petit Prince.

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Jan 29 '12
8bitfuture:

Space Invader, IRL.
From the artist:

My version of one of the first video game villains, taking the 1978 Space Invaders pixel art and “filling in the blanks”. Fun fact: I modelled him partly with my feet. I broke my left wrist halfway through making him, so instead of pressing CTRL, SHIFT and ALT on the keyboard to navigate in ZBrush, I used foot pedals instead.

You can check out more views of this little guy here.

8bitfuture:

Space Invader, IRL.

From the artist:

My version of one of the first video game villains, taking the 1978 Space Invaders pixel art and “filling in the blanks”. Fun fact: I modelled him partly with my feet. I broke my left wrist halfway through making him, so instead of pressing CTRL, SHIFT and ALT on the keyboard to navigate in ZBrush, I used foot pedals instead.

You can check out more views of this little guy here.

(via 8bitfuture)Tags: video games

Jan 29 '12

(via leprozaxapoplexie & angrywhistler)Tags: nature clouds

Jan 29 '12

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(via anonam00se & flamingdragon)Tags: animals

Jan 28 '12

(via leprozaxapoplexie & gelandgem)Tags: animal

Jan 28 '12

Learning emacs

I “married” emacs as my text editor because I felt it would never hold you back. I saw and experienced some of that power and decided to always use emacs and start learning the commands needed to be a wizard. I haven’t put in the effort to learn the keys and therefore not getting much out of it. I finally have the free brain power to start actively learning the commands. 

In deft I created a org-mode file that lists commands and I have that file be the start up file. I’m also looking up a way to randomly message me a line from that file.

Tags: emacs linux

Jan 27 '12
The schism between content creators and platforms like Kickstarter, Tumblr and YouTube is generational. It’s people who grew up on the Web versus people who still don’t use it. In Washington, they simply don’t see the way that the Web has completely reconfigured society across classes, education and race. The Internet isn’t real to them yet.
— Yancey Strickler, a founder of Kickstarter | The Danger of an Attack on Piracy Online - NYTimes.com (via courtenaybird)

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