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Laurie Penny’s first science fiction book, Everything Belongs to the Future, is available to the public as of today: if you’ve followed her work, you’re probably expecting something scathing, feminist, woke, and smart as hell, and you won’t be disappointed — but you’re going to get a lot more, besides.
John Park, the maker’s maker, explains in detail how to make this glowing mad scientist test-tube rack that you can use as a Hallowe’en decoration and/or household mood light.
My friend Daniel Martin Diaz’s exquisite paintings lie at the intersection of science, art, and magic to provoke questions about technology, physics, theories of mind, and the nature of reality. He has an exhibition of spectacular new works opening in San Francisco today at the wonderful science/nature/curiosity shop Paxton Gate. The show is titled titled […]
These days, there is huge demand for ethical hackers. Companies pay these professionals to identify and remedy security holes in their networks before malicious hackers find and exploit them. What’s great about this is that if you love hacking or think you may love hacking, you can do it for a living and not as […]
The Boing Boing Store features tons of headphones with a range of functionality, quality levels, and prices. Today we’re featuring 2 of the best additions, fresh to the Store this week.The first set of bluetooth headphones are great for working out or everyday listening, while the wired second set will be really attractive to anyone who […]
The Sunday ‘Pay What You Want’ RoundupInternet of ThingsThe Internet of Things movement is one of the most exciting areas of technology, particularly because you can try it at home. This DIY Hardware & IoT Bundle is one of the best and most affordable resources we’ve found to get started. The bundle features 9 courses that will take […]
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