At a photography exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, Mark Wilson of Philanthropr and Gizmodo spotted this lovely sign: "Are things so bad we've banned sketching?" What next, No Derivative Thoughts?
Sketching not permitted
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PicoCalc is a $75 portable handheld computer
Clockwork's PicoCalc is a handheld portable computer powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico H (you might well want to upgrade to wireless). It has a qwerty keyboard, 320×320 display, SD… READ THE REST
Watch a mesmerizing video of a chain link fence being made
Watch a mesmerizing video of a chain link fence being made. The fence is "knit" together using metal wire that gets twisted with a machine. Watching the machine twist the… READ THE REST
Lost history of Acorn Computers reveals the British tech giant that almost was
Robert McMordie's A technical history of Acorn Computers is a concise and occasionally darkly funny hypertext concerning the 1970s British computing startup that made some excellent machines but ran out… READ THE REST
You could be a better manager than Michael Scott if you have this tool
TL;DR: Don't lose everyone during your presentations—put your dense data into clean, easy-to-read diagrams with Microsoft Visio 2021 Pro, now only $14.97 (reg. $249) through March 30. Visio is loved by customers,… READ THE REST
It's time to own Microsoft Office like a responsible adult
TL;DR: Upgrade your workflow, ditch the subscriptions, and get Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for just $54.97 (reg. $219.99) through March 30. At some point in life, you've got to start making responsible choices—paying… READ THE REST
Banish cat boredom for just $27 with this interactive kitty toy
TL;DR: Banish cat parent guilt with the Cheerble Ball, now available for the best price online at just $26.99. It's hard being a pet parent these days! We've got to make sure… READ THE REST