Month: June 2016
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Microsoft Windows Enterprise Edition
The other day I got to thinking: what would happen if the Starship Enterprise from Star Trek: The Next Generation was built with modern software? […]
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More relics from The Jejune Institute on the web
I have no idea what my brain does when I’m asleep. Occasionally it leads me to some strange discoveries. For example, up until today I’d […]
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Birdhouse for rent in Dolores Park
While the plan to rent sections of Dolores Park to humans ended almost as soon as it began, birds now have the option to rent […]
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Breaking down San Francisco landmarks in the Watch Dogs 2 trailer
This week Ubisoft launched a trailer for their upcoming game, Watch Dogs 2. While I wasn’t particularly impressed by the first entry in the series, […]
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Strandbeests at the Exploratorium After Dark
Last night I attended the Exploratorium’s After Dark series. While there were not any flying toasters present, there were numerous Strandbeests from Dutch artist Theo […]
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3D advertisement
Spotted at 12th and Folsom Oculus Rift? Microsoft HoloLens? Samsung Gear? Nah, who needs those? Old school red/blue 3D is where it’s at, as this […]
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