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Working in television, these are some of the things that I have collected over the years...From back row left, an old green phosphorus cathode ray tube for a monitor, 1" Tape reel (both I'm positive older than me)...
(Front row left to right) Old 8mm movie camera, my first digitial camera, Nikon 4300, and then an old box camera with an attached flash and bulb.
I had these sitting on a book shelf in my home office, a couple of tea light candles, bounced a blue light source off a bounce board and thought it would make a good still life...What do you think?
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An installation of Don Quixote and a Windmill, right outside the Auroville Town Center.
An Italian friend was explaining the story to me, and I jumped up and squinted into the sun and said "Waitaminit! I know this story from an Asterix comic! This is Don Quixote!"
A Spanish guy spoke from behind me, "It's pronounced 'Quichote'."
Me, eager in my eagerness to be learned, repeated, "Quichote?".
I guess it wasn't "Quichote", because he gave me a weird look for like five seconds and then took off. He must've thought I was making fun of him. Or maybe I'm just fugly.
Yet all of these new devices and new media outlets can help the future generation. Children have more outlets and more interesting ways to learn. Yet there is still that debate that if we focus learning with computers and technology children could begin to loose some of that social learning we all develop throughout school.
A Monk and Colleague use technology, looked on by a disapproving Maori Mask, perhaps more used to more traditional methods of communication?
Technology Arch created by Axel Wolkenhauer in 1989 is made of industrial strength steel rope. Located along Granby Row in Manchester.
KMB have only 3 of these ADL Enviro 500 hybrid buses. They are very unusual, especially to ride on with some of the sounds they make ! The rear end with its slab side and extra gubbins reminds me of certain ECW coach olympians which neighbouring citybus had. These buses seem to like the 219X route at the moment up to Laguna City.
Computing percettivo
Il computing percettivo, che sarà disponibile tra breve nei dispositivi di uso comune, consente di controllare computer, tablet, Ultrabook™ e persino il cruscotto della macchina attraverso comandi impartiti con gli occhi, la voce e i gesti. Intel ha già reso pubblico il proprio Software Development Kit per gli sviluppatori, il che significa che è realistico aspettarsi tra breve l'implementazione. In effetti, il computing percettivo rappresenta una svolta radicale nel modo in cui interagiamo con qualsiasi dispositivo o tecnologia. Sarà possibile controllare la TV con i gesti, senza più perdere tempo a cercare il telecomando sotto i cuscini del divano. Oppure limitarsi a dire all'auto la destinazione del viaggio senza la necessità di fermarsi e programmare il GPS.
Gli appassionati di video giochi potranno immergersi completamente nei loro mondi virtuali, utilizzando il movimento del corpo, anziché il mouse o il gamepad per sparare agli alieni e trovare tesori. Sarà anche possibile voltare le pagine di un e-reader con un semplice movimento degli occhi.
Potremo dunque dire addio al fidato mouse, così come al telecomando. Anche se ciò difficilmente significherà porre fine alle discussioni con il proprio partner sulla scelta del canale da guardare…
A duck, sailing the River Darent near Dartford.
Does this count as an evolutionary advance for ducks, or as an indication they have adopted technology ? There's probably something in the water.
This simple 5 bricks MOC is a RSS logo. Is anyone still using it? This old technology is becoming more popular again.
Have you ever had a problem that despite following cool LEGO blogs/MOCers on Instagram, Facebook, Flickr or any other social platform you don't see any posts from them?
Then RSS is for you!
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CIOReview magazine lists top technology articles, news, insights on the latest trends in banking. Also lists top banking technology companies
Robert Mueller displays the three U.S. Patent plaques he received during a ceremony at the 2017 Innovation Expo at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The purpose of the annual two-day expo is to help foster innovation and creativity among the Kennedy workforce. The event included several keynote speakers, training opportunities, an innovation showcase and the KSC Kickstart competition. Photo credit: NASA/Ben Smegelsky
Quote from John Jones' post 'Reading Like a Computer Reads'
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Showing the two important modern possesions. Mobile phone and laptop (or computer of some kind in others cases).