How do hardware and people connect?
Really interesting keynote by @adactio on "Evaluating Technologyâ€. Well worth the 48 mins – "How will it fail?" and "What are the assumptions?" https://t.co/uCckajmOou
— Ian Warn (@vjwoody) August 21, 2019
This interactive video (from 2013) is the song’s first official video. It allows viewers to use their keyboards or cursors to flip through 16 channels that mimic TV formats such as games shows, shopping networks and reality series. People on each channel, no matter what TV trope they represent, are seen lip-syncing the lyrics.… Read more “Bob Dylan – Like A Rolling Stone”
“I am convinced that this is not going to be an extension of cinema or 3-D cinema or video games. It is something new, different, and not experienced yet,” the filmmaker Werner Herzog said of virtual reality. An interview by Patrick House with the filmmaker about simulation and experience.… Read more “Werner Herzog Talks Virtual Reality”
Blogger Dylan Pierce decided he wanted to give someone the gift of a smart mirror. He went with an affordable, DIY approach and with just a little bit of coding and some ingenuity, he was able to make a mirror that’s got people like me drooling all over it.… Read more “A Raspberry Pi powered Magic Mirror”
Every time you visit a website, a process of learning is initiated in the brain. Whether it’s the navigation, layout, or that auto-rotating image slider on the homepage, your brain has to learn how to use the site while keeping track of the reason you came there in the first place.… Read more “Design principles for reducing cognitive load”
