WENDLANDT, SEBASTIAN. 2007. “The bounded vision,” in ↓Proceedings of Scandinavian Student Interaction Design Research Conference 2007 [.pdf | 7.21MB] edited by Sara Eriksén, Bo Westerlund, and Johan Beronius, pp. 103-108. Karlskrona: Akademi sydost. abstract: A vision is an indispensable precondition … Continue reading →
The fifth annual „↑International eSports Conference” is the most important conference for the eSport and gaming community worldwide. It consists of three main elements: Conference, Exhibition and Networking. Lectures, discussions and workshops will present the most important issues and innovative … Continue reading →
I was startled to hear the thundering of hooves. Having lived near Armonk, NY all my life, I had never heard such a sound before. “What is that horrible sound?” “That is the sound of the … Continue reading →
EISNER, WILL. 1985. Comics and sequential art. Tamarac, Cincinnati: Poorhouse, North Light. EISNER, WILL. 1996. Graphic storytelling. Tamarac, Cincinnati: Poorhouse, North Light. MCCLOUD, SCOTT. 1993. Understanding comics: The invisible art. New York: Kitchen Sink, HarperCollins.
Continue reading →“”↑The Dvorak Zine” is a 24 page zine that uses the power of Comics to promote the ↑Dvorak Simplified Keyboard Layout.” Furthermore it tells the history of the invention of the typewriter, the keyboard in particular, and its development.
Continue reading →Hardware is important for cybercultural lifestyles. Modifying, combining, arranging, and rearranging hardware even more so. The ↑coolest workspace contest at lifehacker is ample testimony of that. The above pictured prototype of an “evolutionary workstation” by ↑ErgoMotions is an attempt to … Continue reading →
Please watch and listen to what Israeli high profile technology entrepreneur ↑Yossi Vardi has to say on the issue of ↑local warming. via hint from MK—tnx!
Continue reading →There was a time when split keyboards were the metaphor for futuristic desktop computer hardware—at least for movies and television series, where they appeared. When I first saw a split keyboard I fell for it—↵because of ↵the æsthetics, ↵as … Continue reading →
Because his ↵steampunk keyboard mod “looked terribly anachronistic” in front of his flat panel display, Jake von Slatt, proprietor of ↑The Steampunk Workshop voided the warranty of his ↑monitor and modified it, too, because “art must be served.”
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