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and on attik's site

I'ma get a Cube right away…
Other solutions available here and here.
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Actually this site was the only useable site I could find to solve the cube and it will take you less than an hour. The colours of the cube are editable (to match it to your own cube) and all important moves are shown with an animation. German language, java script enabled

… is a blog stuffed with fictional cereal packaging.


Sample image above is by Steve Lambey.

http://idigcerealkillers.blogspot.com/
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Finally we managed to go totally online. Get your copy at whitelabel-mag.com and read the feature on slanted, feature on notcot and more to come!

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We're featured on brandbuild!
We got featured on designerinaction!
The Fachschaftsrat of FHTW Berlin posted us as well.
HD Schellnack featured us too.
Whitelabel on Luxustrash

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Yahooo (hehe), Ding Pong postet us as well as Paperideas.it

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* I'm totally hyper…

Honest is the company behind Rapcat. Take a look at the video!

Body Riddle by Clark sounds like one of the best things money can buy. 1stAveMachine who are famous for their clip with speakerbox wildlife insects built a new video for Clark's Ted on Body Riddle.
Watch an excerpt and do buy Body Riddle.

This one's incredible!
John Maushammer has built a selfmade PONG-Watch. I should work on something going in that direction as well. We've got a 3D milling cutter and a workshop for plastics at University. I was thinking about a binary watch but that's probably a bit boring since these watches are quite well known though they don't work binary. And soldering a selfmade SMD-LED Matrix looks good on the one hand but could be extremely tricky to solder.
I haven't thought about using these little screens in a wrist-watchy way yet. OLEDs (in case it is an OLED) are perfect for a use like that and they're compareably cheap. Let's see. I'll crack my old Sony Eriksson mobile open this week, maybe that one has a use.

That Pong watch looks so tempting… OLEDs here I come!

Make: Blog Article
Maushammer's Build Log of the Pong Watch
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Man sitzt in einem Raum mit vielen, vielen anderen Menschen - alle so ziemlich von jedem Fleck der Erde. Australien, Thailand, Spanien, Albanien, 3x Niederlande, Japan… usw. Uns eint das Vorhaben eine Sprache zu lernen für die mich (fast) jeder hier im Verlag ausgelacht hat: Wir wollen Finnisch lernen. Und Finnisch macht Spass
Sicherlich werde ich in einer Woche das absolute Gegenteil mit noch grösserer "Sisu" vertreten.

Aber es hilft: Der erste Monat, den man fern jeglichen finnischen Sprachverständnisses verbrachte, den verbrachte ich in dunkelster Isolation. Heute kann ich schon jeder finnischen Kassiererin ein "Moi" ins Gesicht schleudern und strahlend nach dem Kleingeld suchen, während sie mit mürrischem Blick einen debilen Anstaltsflüchtigen vermutet. Ich seh die WM mit finnischem Kommentar, futter Lakritzeis bis ich zur Enthaltsamkeit gezwungen bin und lauf mit blauem T-Shirt (Suomi-Aufdruck), Sandalen und kürzester Hose durch die Altstadt. Naseweiss halt ich jedem Fremdenführer korrektere Daten als seine ungefragt vors Gesicht, trinke Kaffee bis der Arzt mir den Tropf zwangsverordnet…

Sprachkurse können einem wahrlich Türen öffnen!

During my last days in Helsinki we had a beer in the Korjaamo Bar. My ADs told me of a documentary about certain abilities autists would have. One of them was able to draw hugely detailled and complex pictures from memory.
Stephen Wiltshire has this ability. His Site features shorts documenting the process of drawing Tokyo, Hong Kong and Rome.