Get out much?

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First post of the new year. Here's a list of Sci-Fi conventions. Hope you make it out to one.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_science_fiction_conventions

man-vs-electricity Meet Dr Megavolt

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Wired Magazine has a great video on the one and only Dr. Megavolt. View it here





I saw Dr Mega volt at Burning Man where he stood atop a bus, playing with his giant tesla coil and throwing things into the electrical stream (like  that stick of his). One of the great things about this clip is the fact that he explains the awesome suit he contrived to allow him to manage some 200,000 volts! To Austin Richards,  Dr. Megavolt I simply say "Meg-a-volt, Meg-a-volt"!




  Image Courtesy of Gabe Kirchheimer

The image at the top comes from Dr Megavolt's own photo gallery which you can visit here
It was taken by Patrick Stanbro

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Discarded Ethernet Cables Become Recycled Fashion in Colombia - Pontificia bolivariana university fashion show - io9

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Discarded Ethernet Cables Become Recycled Fashion in Colombia - Pontificia bolivariana university fashion show - io9

Back when I had money I had an idea to take fiber optic cable, strip off the plastic sheathe and then wear them in my hair. After such an project proved time consumptive and unfeasible for me I abandoned it. but looking at this great story from io9 about the use of Ethernet cable I'm both inspired and impressed. Just think you tech geeks and would be cyberist, lying around in your hard drive stacked, cable modem choked domiciles could be next new fashion trend.


 

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Building With Whole Trees

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I imagine this is how Tolkien or Wendy Pini's elves might build their homes

New Trojan encrypts files but leaves no ransom note | Tech News on ZDNet

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New Trojan encrypts files but leaves no ransom note | Tech News on ZDNet

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YouTube - ARhrrrr - An augmented reality shooter

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YouTube - ARhrrrr - An augmented reality shooter

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Xerox hopes to print computing smarts on fabric, plastic | Deep Tech - CNET News

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I've been waiting for this since I read Dream Park by Larry Niven and Steven Barnes where the security Chief, Griffin, would have have his watch printed onto the sleeve of his shirt

Xerox hopes to print computing smarts on fabric, plastic | Deep Tech - CNET News

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