Sure,you could build a robot with things like circuit boards and solder and allen wrenches,and it could,you know,do stuff. Or,you could do what Eric Bailey does:Take some glass into your home-built-and-wired workshop and use some serious heat to turn it into a slick-looking retro-bot. Art? Check. DIY? Check. Geek? No [...] [...]
 Truism:if an email starts with "If you're having trouble viewing this email..." then you probably don't want to anyway.2 weeks ago  Wonderful calendar (with email option!) of Bay Area Science events. http://t.co/CR7Aorgy cc @fitzwillie2 weeks ago  @fitzwillie Real dads do cloth diapers. Read Daddy Dan's Guide to Diapers http://t.co/4PwaOL9M2 weeks ago  RT @dhewlett:“@fitzwillie:"A Hilarious New Web Series From Stargate’s David Hewlett" http://t.co/M13fkdZj” Thank you GeekDad!2 weeks ago  RT @dhewlett:“@fitzwillie:"A Hilarious New Web Series From Stargate’s David Hewlett" http://t.co/M13fkdZj” Thank you GeekDad!2 weeks ago @fitzwillie I wonder how many patents they have on the sorting and automated robots. Betting they did storage bins in-house,too.2 weeks ago  RT @dhewlett:“@fitzwillie:"A Hilarious New Web Series From Stargate’s David Hewlett" http://t.co/M13fkdZj” Thank you GeekDad!2 weeks ago | We’ve posted about cool cake art on GeekDad before,and about cupcakes,and of course about games. But we’ve never posted about all three topics at once,until now. A graphic design and jewelry artist named Robin Dahlberg and several of her housemates made a set of one hundred of the most awesome cupcakes ever. Each [...] [...] I’ve loved fractals since I was a kid. I remember writing lots of programs to generate them when I was in high school,including (just because I could) programming my graphing calculator to display a monochromatic version of the Mandelbrot set. Fractals are the perfect intersection of math and art,but they’re not easy for [...] [...] |    |
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