Daito Manabe used a system that converts music to electrical impulses and wired up his friends' faces to twitch in time to the song. (via Pink Tentacle)
Synchronized electric face stimulus music
Postcards from Kraftwerk's computer world
The assigned seating felt more like a TED talk than an electronic music concert, as 8,000 people calmly filled Berkeley's magnificent Greek on Friday night for a one-night-only performance by… READ THE REST
Renaissance madrigal cover of "Birdhouse in Your Soul" is perfect
I adore quirky alt-pop-rock band They Might Be Giants, and pretty much think that their song "Birdhouse in Your Soul" is a perfect pop ditty. Somehow, though, this Renaissance madrigal version makes… READ THE REST
Snõõper's "egg punk" musical madness
Super Snõõper by Snooper "No stage diving, no crowd surfing," read a sign at the side of the stage—half facing the audience, half posted in the band's domain. Neither side… READ THE REST
Windows 11 Pro can now help you shop smarter — it's under $15 for a limited time
Microsoft Windows 11 Pro isn't just about looks or speed; it's built for the way we live and work today. And if you've been putting off upgrading, now's the time: you… READ THE REST
Upgrade your space with these minimalist LED corner floor lamps
TL;DR: This small-space-friendly corner-style LED light offers millions of color combinations and effects, and is available in a two-pack for a low price of $109.97. This little light of mine, I'm going to let… READ THE REST
Microsoft Office 2021 vs 365: Get permanent access for just $49
TL;DR: A lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows is just $49.97 (reg. $219) without any monthly subscription fees. Subscription fees are basically everywhere. Between your health apps, entertainment apps, and… READ THE REST
