I played with Lego’s on a daily basis as a kid. I don’t know how exactly, but I have a feeling that they had a direct impact on who I am today.
Be sure to watch it full screen in 1080p. This is awesome.
Reblogged from 9-Bits by David Kaneda
“Do something first, then talk about it.” - Tom Ford
Very inspirational stuff from ZeFrank.
A bit of perspective and insight from Neil deGrasse Tyson on why NASA is way more than just “Space Exploration” for the USA.
Tesla Announces Model X
Tesla announced their new endeavor, the “Model X”. It certainly looks great, but really Tesla…gull wing doors?
This is a crossover, what happens when it flips over? Oh yea, the doors won’t open!
Why You Can't Hire
Brilliantly written article on why startups are having a hard time finding talent. Short and sweet.
If Apple were to develop a fork...
I got a kick out of this one, specifically:
Gruber would write a 90,000 word essay how only Apple gets what forks are all about.
Full snippet from the link:
You’d only be able to eat at Apple-certified organic, vegetarian restaurants with them and Apple would get a 30% cut from all sales.
Apple would decide down the road to open its own chain of restaurants and kick out and reject new applications for any and all restaurants serving the same or similar food than Apple plans to serve in a year.
The iFork would refuse to fork foods Apple considers unhealthy. Most people will celebrate this as an advancement in fork design, decrying those who suggest that it should be the diner’s choice as backwater rednecks who don’t now how beautiful food can be.
It would be about 2/3 the size of most modern forks.
Initial releases of iFork4 would have a bug that only carried every third bite to your mouth but Apple would give you a free plastic attachment that covers the forkholes to make up for it.
Thousands of cooks would start cooking only foods that can be iForked.
Gruber would write a 90,000 word essay how only Apple gets what forks are all about.
You’d spend a fortune on a carrying case for your iFork.
At WWDC (“World Wide Diners Conference”) four years later the “one last thing” will be an iSpork which does everything the iFork does, except for a few things, and is twice as large.
Apple will sue a Japanese chopstick maker for being too close to a hand drawing of some not-to-proportion version of an early iFork. And win.
