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02/28/2024

Cryptography keeps your sensitive data on lockdown. There are a few different cryptography techniques to encrypt, or protect, data so you can share in confid...

03/28/2014

No more articles about 'most admired' companies that don't include YKK zippers or TOTO toilets. They're obviously doing something right. At least they make a profit.

03/21/2014

Freelancers are swarming to form their own communal businesses, sans the worker-bee lifestyle of a nine-to-five.

03/21/2014

"...you can be cautious, or you can be creative, but you can't be a cautious creative. It's impossible." - George Lois

03/19/2014

Comments 0Tweet ThisLikeFeedsRSSAtomIGNITING OPINION FORMERSPosted on March 19, 2014 by trottdaveby trottdave In 1853, the new P53 was a revolutionary rifle-musket.It had an innovation that changed all fi****ms: the cartridge.Before this, muskets had to be loaded slowly and awkwardly.First gunpowde...

03/19/2014

New camera 'roughly the size of a grain of uncooked quinoa...'

No mention of Kombucha-tasting film.

The images it produces are able to replace two people in the surgical theater.

03/14/2014

“We’ve got to stop thinking of ourselves as photographers. We’re publishers.” (via Clayton Cubitt)

For Aperture magazine #214, "Documentary, Expanded," Stephen Mayes reflects on the radically shifting terrain of documentary photography.

03/14/2014

So close.

Wren Studio's 'viral' video of random people kissing for the first time certainly got shared and covered -- but who actually benefitted?

03/14/2014

From what we produce to how we produce to how we market it to how we dispose of it, if we don't rethink it, astrophysicists and computer modeling says we're pretty screwed.

So tell your bosses, tell your bankers, tell your senators, tell your kids. Or, just bring your own bag to Whole Foods and change out your lightbulbs. That should probably be enough to keep us good for now.

Nafeez Ahmed: Natural and social scientists develop new model of how 'perfect storm' of crises could unravel global system