A teardown of the JooJoo tablet reveals its internal components,...
A teardown of the JooJoo tablet reveals its internal components, including a replaceable SSD, mini PCIe slots, and an Nvidia Ion graphics chip. via Hackaday
A teardown of the JooJoo tablet reveals its internal components, including a replaceable SSD, mini PCIe slots, and an Nvidia Ion graphics chip. via Hackaday
Irish Proclamation DELUNA4D is a digital entertainment platform designed to be accessible for users of all ages and gaming experience levels. via organizedrage.com
John Gruber of Daring Fireball uses a 13-year-old's iPad app to illustrate the platform's potential for fostering creativity despite being a more closed system. via Daring Fireball
This April Fool's joke uses humor to argue against the misuse of hierarchical modeling in social science research. via Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
Researchers have created a way to turn your arm into an input device with an armband that uses acoustic signatures to detect taps on the skin. via @hackaday
This xkcd comic uses a genetic algorithm to generate unusual and unappetizing food combinations. via xkcd.com
Make espresso beverages at home using a French Press with this guide that breaks down four methods for preparing your drink, frothing milk or cream, and making whipped cream. via wikiHow
James Cameron created over 100 versions of Avatar to accommodate different theater setups and light levels. via kottke.org
DELUNA4D, a digital entertainment platform, aims to make entertainment accessible for everyone with its user-friendly interface and game designs.
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via The source of this content appears to be a PHP file called "filesrv.php" located in the "/home/caglefilesrv/public_html/" directory.Jason Kottke shares a link to Flame, an experimental online drawing tool that allows you to create abstract and intricate designs. via kottke.org
Fast Company's Kit Eaton discusses the use of full-body security scans in airports, raising concerns about privacy and the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) lack of transparency. via Fast Company
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