by Michael Hanttula · Feb 9, 2010 · Zine
Julia Child cooks up some primordial soup in this video for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum exhibit ‘Life in The Universe’: by Michael Hanttula · Feb 6, 2010 · Zine
The Swimming Cities are one of the most incredible art installations I’ve heard of in quite awhile: both in terms of the resulting works & the experiences of building, sailing & living on the floating constructions. Here’s a story about their... by Michael Hanttula · Feb 6, 2010 · Zine
Selleck Waterfall Sandwich: a site that lives up to its name. by Michael Hanttula · Jan 27, 2010 · Zine
In case you need to see more of post-earthquake Haiti to prompt you into action, this 360° video takes you down the rubble-ridden streets and allows you to control the view of the camera. CNN has several more interactive videos available. Have a watch, then lend a... by Michael Hanttula · Jan 22, 2010 · Zine
Nicholas Cage might just be the most overused and over-appreciated actor of our times. He might have been OK at one point, but now the choice to cast him spells doom for any film (in my completely solid & irrefutable opinion). As if to bring one of my worst... by Michael Hanttula · Jan 22, 2010 · Zine
Just for Gymbeaux: what the maker’s have called “The Most Useless Machine Ever.” I find it endlessly entertaining, so not completely useless, then. Watch the video, then follow the instructions to build your... by Michael Hanttula · Jan 20, 2010 · Zine
One day paper receipts will be a thing of the past. Here’s one possible view of that future, where Kevin Rose (who you might know from Digg and/or Diggnation) introduces the Square mobile credit card payment processor. Many will marvel at the system (which uses... by Michael Hanttula · Jan 18, 2010 · Zine
A video tribute to the use of “Enhance…” when characters in TV/Movies are reviewing security footage: by Michael Hanttula · Jan 15, 2010 · Zine
Another instance of Pong being migrated from it’s video roots… this time into a real-world application. I want to have this as a coffee table. More information at the maker’s site: Evil Mad Scientist... by Michael Hanttula · Jan 15, 2010 · Zine
Play Browser Pong, a pong-like game that uses browser windows for the paddles & ball.
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