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  • clocks Watch 100 cuckoo clocks going off at once Popkin
  • china The ancient art of telling time with fire and smoke Gareth Branwyn
  • time US Senate passes bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent David Pescovitz
  • time Building a wall-size digital calipers clock Gareth Branwyn
  • Screenshot of wooden dataviz of sunlight, by John Kuiphoff
    dataviz Wooden sculptures showing solar dataviz for your location Clive Thompson
  • UFOs Making a flying saucer clock (with data storage) controlled by a Raspberry Pi Gareth Branwyn
  • makers DIY electromechanical sequin clock inspired by the popular kids t-shirts David Pescovitz
  • Funny Redundant clock Andrea James
  • art Brutalist cuckoo clocks Andrea James
  • clocks Watch people attempt to approximate when one hour has passed David Pescovitz
  • retro Bomba-style retro flip clock Rob Beschizza
  • mistakes Alarm clock dropped inside wall still going off daily after 13 years Rob Beschizza
  • Boing Boing Gadgets Clock presents the time as math problems David Pescovitz
  • museums Watch museum visitor knock clock sculpture off wall David Pescovitz
  • code Color Clock renders time as hexadecimal color value Rob Beschizza
  • offworld Fix a clock tower on a mysterious island, you dashing horologist Laura Hudson
  • art Beautiful hand-cranked kinetic spiral sculpture David Pescovitz
  • Science Today we gain a leap second. Why? David Pescovitz
  • clocks History of the cuckoo clock David Pescovitz
  • trains Grand Central Station's clocks are a minute off Rob Beschizza
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