Docubyte's Visual History of Computing 1945-1979 is a mix of superb staging, outstanding photography, and intense nostalgia, and it just made my day. (Thanks, /nev/dull!)
Delima pays tribute to the work of Dieter Rams with an illustration series Dieter Rams (Germany, 1932) is a universal reference in the world of industrial designers. A key representative of the functionalist movement, his work stands out for its minimalism and adherence to the philosophy, “less, but
When my oldest was born, I remember holding her like she was an expensive, slippery vase that might somehow squirm out of my hands while I was trying to multitask. Maybe that’s why I liked wearing her in a baby carrier where she felt nice and secure strapped against my body. And that’s kind of […]
Welcome Dads Dig This guest blogger Andy Hinds, a stay-at-home dad to twin girls and author of Beta Dad. I used to think I could have been a great filmmaker, the only things standing between me and a brilliant directing career being my utter technical incompetence and my unwillingness to dedicate any time to learning […]
As much as I love my iPad, I still use good old paper and pen to jot down notes to myself and make to-do lists, because it’s just way faster than me clicking away on a tablet keyboard. But all that has changed since I started using Penultimate, which just so happens to be on […]
We asked Allure editors to share the products that have forever changed their brow game. They told us about the brow pencils, gels, waxes, and pomades that have become must-haves for them over the last year. Here, find all their favorites.
Researchers have identified a mechanism that triggers shape-memory phenomena in organic crystals used in plastic electronics. Shape-shifting structural materials are made with metal alloys, but the new generation of economical printable plastic electronics is poised to benefit from this phenomenon, too. Shape-memory materials science and plastic electronics technology, when merged, could open the door to advancements in low-power electronics, medical electronics devices and multifunctional shape-memory materials.
Don't let your old electronics end up in a landfill. Discover reasons why e-waste management is a must for your business and ways you can benefit from it
Easy IoT Weather Station With Multiple Sensors: A weather station is a fun project that teaches you a ton about electronics with the added benefit being an actually useful little device. The project requires a bunch of cheap parts and sensors totaling less than $15, and the whole thing ends up fi…
Nanoparticles, engineered materials about a billionth of a meter in size, are around us every day. Although they are tiny, they can benefit human health, as in some innovative early cancer treatments, but they can also interfere with it through viruses, air pollution, traffic emissions, cosmetics, sunscreen and electronics.
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If the eyes are the windows to the soul, then your brows should be the strategically placed and insanely stylish curtains above them. Here are the latest and greatest products for perfecting your arch.
Benefit Cosmetics has long been celebrated for its iconic products that effortlessly enhance natural beauty. Among its standout offerings are the Lip and Cheek Tints, versatile formulas designed to…
