This is beautiful. You should really watch/listen to this
Geeky AND beautiful music. This is both amazing and great!
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defective yeti — Darwinian Valentines
Maybe I’m a geeky biologist, but these made me laugh out loud.
The previous comic lead me to this fantastic series: The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage, which is utterly brilliant. I know where my Saturday morning is going…
An excellent comic that cheered me up no end yesterday. Ada, you listen to your mother and stick to your abacus - those poets are nothing but trouble.
A proposal on a silver ring that can be played on a mini custom record player? Said proposal made in a hot air balloon over Bristol? Swoon. Give that man full marks for romance.
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Working with a jeweller and the vinyl record manufacturer Dubstudios, I created this engagement ring for my partner Shelina. The ring has a 20 second recorded message (my proposal) etched onto it’s surface and can be played back with a miniature record player.
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Very cool in all kinds of ways: loading code onto an Apple //e using the audio out of an iPad. And the ASCII music video rocks.
This is absolutely brilliant. I hope the twins get to see this one day, and once they’ve finished being mortally embarrassed by their parents, that it makes them smile. Then they’ll probably say, “Who’s the dude in the yellow goggles?”.
(via toplessrobot)
My latest GeekTool modifications. I’ve placed it in the bottom right of my screen so that it isn’t usually covered up by windows. It is also colour-coordinated with my desktop picture.
Happy 200th Birthday Mr. Darwin!
What better way to celebrate than with a geeky tattoo.
Moss in smooooth mode. I loved that episode, and just looking at Moss’ cardie and pipe combo gives me a fit of the giggles.
From Wired’s review of The IT Crowd, series 3
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