That’s how you end a day.
(via Overview | Onion Pi | Adafruit Learning System)
A anonymous hotspot generator - because you literally cannot trust your government to not spy on everything you do.
(via The Indie Eight: Polygon talks with the showcase indies launching on PS4 | Polygon)
If one thing (other than a $100 price difference and always-online restrictions) separates the XBox One and the PS4 in my eyes, it’s this.
Sony seems to be focused on creating the device, platform, and ecosystem that gaming culture wants. Microsoft seems to be trying to shift XBox into being the living room PC they haven’t been able to sell people for the last decade.
I’m not a huge Merc guy, but jeez, this is a gorgeous ride. And yes. In white.
(via thomasmein)
I love this entire quote. Oh, articulate, thoughtful, noncreepy activist types, you win.
This is why platform refreshes are huge. It’s a cataclysm - and with a levelled playing field, the best idea can win against the established one.
The Y3 Qasa comes from a branch of Adidas, focusing on fashion and innovation. Designed by Yohji Yamamoto, the Qasa features a minimal shoe somewhat reminiscent of the Nike Roshe Run.
I come from a design program that loves shoes, I mean absolutely obsesses over them. Several of my classmates had sneaker collections of 60+ , some of which are now designing for sneaker companies. That being said, when I see a noteworthy shoe I tend to geek out.
The wrap-like design helps the shoe to conform to the foot, making it more comfortable than the typical lace-up sneaker. It comes out this fall with a $300 price tag; so not for everyone, but if you are a sneakerhead get excited.
These look like ninja shoes.
ein-bleistift-und-radiergummi:
Minimalist ‘Guiness’ Poster Design by Danilo Boer
A simple point, made well.