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If citizens in construction-besotted Nashville can find the political will to preserve their trees, any city can.
In Venezuela we have a national tree day. We should consider doing that globally but most importantly, locally in our cities.
*I’ve got a new blog happening that focusses on contemporary technology art. So there’s likely to be less Tumblring here, and rather more blogging going on elsewhere.
*I plan to focus my efforts because boy, there is a hell of a lot of new and unheard-of stuff going on in the tech-art milieu. The plague’s fading and it looks like the real 2020s have just begun.
Package theft has also soared in cities like Denver and Washington. The increase has frustrated shoppers and led to creative measures for th
What could take Amazon down.
A 75in screen made up of tiny swappable panels is among those unveiled at the CES tech show.
About 10,000 passengers are hit and others warned not to travel as planes are grounded and diverted.
More proof pranksters can now have an oversized impact in cities and their infrastructure.
Good example of time based visualization of traffic in maps.
(via 189D0 | raven kwok)
Remapping the L train service during the shutdown. (via With L Train Shutdown a Year Off, Lower Manhattan Braces for Upheaval - The New York Times)
Things are going to get busy in the East Village and the rest of downtown with this extra rush of ground traffic. The challenges of figuring out how to move that many people would overwhelm many cities.
Remapping the L train service during the shutdown. (via With L Train Shutdown a Year Off, Lower Manhattan Braces for Upheaval - The New York Times)
Things are going to get busy in the East Village and the rest of downtown with this extra rush of ground traffic. The challenges of figuring out how to move that many people would overwhelm many cities.
the design of complexity
Swirls of sand, sea salt and smoke make atmospheric currents visible in a new NASA visualization.
How do you observe the invisible currents of the atmosphere? By studying the swirling, billowing loads of sand, sea salt and smoke that winds carry. A new simulation created by scientists at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., reveals just how far around the globe such aerosol particles can fly on the wind.
NYCLink DIY accessories: the milk crate stool. #cityinterface (at Lower East Side)
“You’re a Persona Non Grata” sign near public school. #cityinterface
Gizmo whisperers reveal their secrets
Some new risks of voice interaction. This could also happen in some public spaces at one point.
While mainly designed for cross platform game development many Mac VJs take advantage of the Unity3D engine for the purposes for creating 3D worlds and other real-time generated graphics for use in visual performance. By connecting these environments to other VJ applications like VDMX over S
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Project from P.I.C.S. Tokyo is a performance featuring realtime projection mapping onto a moving dancer - absolutely no post-production, what you see in the video was captured as is:
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