I liked a photo on Instagram: “Happy New Year! May your 2016 be filled with triumph and wonder!” by reneritchie http://bit.ly/1NYkDmN
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I liked a photo on Instagram: “Happy New Year! May your 2016 be filled with triumph and wonder!” by reneritchie http://bit.ly/1NYkDmN
I liked a photo on Instagram: “🐝 #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1NYkFuN
I liked a photo on Instagram: “2015 Last Day” by macintoshmatt http://bit.ly/1NYkFel
I liked a photo on Instagram: “The Force Awakened.” by reneritchie http://bit.ly/22BCxp5
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Guard.
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Chaos at the Heart of Orion
Source: http://bit.ly/1NVw4hf
Nebulas photograph so well…
Have you ordered your August Burns Red Double Gatefold Vinyl yet? We just got ours in the office today! http://bit.ly/1PzEahM
This is really pretty.
Apple leather wallpapers.
Overall, what should Apple hit in 2016? This is a pretty well thought out list. http://bit.ly/1R1oS7f
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I liked a photo on Instagram: “🍃🍃🍃 #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1RSiGOz
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Cool new photography displays at Apple Retail.” by reneritchie http://bit.ly/1JKu9rK
Wait, is this real?
Tattoo stories are still the coolest part of tattoos.
Marble MacBook
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Class of 2015 #apple” by detroitborg http://bit.ly/1R7osua
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Purple row. #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1R7osu6
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Gimlet.” by settern http://bit.ly/1ToQsbX
“What Jim Tour down in Houston discovered and showed is that anything that’s got carbon in it you can turn into graphene.
And to demonstrate that he meant anything, he did it with Girl Scout cookies. He turned those into graphene. He did it with chocolate. He got some chocolate half-dollar coins. He did it with dog feces from a miniature Dachshund, and he did it with a cockroach leg. And essentially he just got a really big oven, heated it up to about 1,000 degrees C and filled that oven with a little bit of this stuff, the cockroach or the dog feces, whatever, and a sheet of pure copper and a little bit of gas, left it for about 20 minutes, and viola, he’d made little bits of really high-quality graphene.”
Keyword here is “little bits” but this will always crack me up.
What.
2015 was the biggest and best year for Apple since the first year of the original iPhone. http://bit.ly/22xke4p
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Andrew Pollack:
The F.D.A. said on Thursday that there were multiple physical barriers in the Canada and Panama facilities to prevent any escape. The salmon are also made sterile to prevent reproduction in the event they do escape, although the sterilization technique is not foolproof.
Wait a minute, I’ve seen this movie before…
How destructive are these modified fish if they get into the wild? Did they run risk analysis? I’m assuming they ran risk analysis.
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Vermont was nice enough to decorate the place before our hike ❄️” by jackieknockout http://bit.ly/1MEpbg9
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Jungle time w/ @jungletimer” by twheat http://bit.ly/1MEpbg8
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Enjoying California! Beautiful here :)” by thomasmoen http://bit.ly/1IAtgac
I liked a photo on Instagram: “View remains average.” by rands http://bit.ly/1IAtdeH
I liked a photo on Instagram: “🌊🌊🌊 #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1IAtdey
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Moving to the Eames house bye guys” by piercedavid http://bit.ly/1IAtcY2
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Something I had on the camera roll. #NYC” by samsheffer http://bit.ly/1IAtcHr
I liked a photo on Instagram: “🌾🌊 #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1IAta2h
“When labels behave as partners and not parasites, everyone stands to benefit from this brave new streaming world.” http://thebea.st/1IAgw3u
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“Streaming has offered labels the ability to pay themselves twice” while reducing $ it pays artists from 10% to
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Metallic Glasses are New Base for Micro Fuel Cell
Engineers at Yale Univ. have developed a new breed of micro fuel cell that could serve as a long-lasting, low-cost and eco-friendly power source for portable electronic devices, such as tablet computers, smart phones and remote sensors. The researchers describe the novel device in a paper published online in the journal Small.
An alternative to a battery, a fuel cell is an electrochemical device that combines hydrogen and oxygen to produce energy, giving off only water and heat as byproducts. But the materials and methods commonly used for making micro fuel cells are fragile, inefficient and expensive.
Read more: http://bit.ly/1Ptu8Nn
Micro fuel cell? Awesome.
Apple won the winter holiday season. http://bit.ly/1IzSHbZ
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You should really avoid smart TV’s if you don’t want to get hacked. http://bit.ly/1YNu3Xb
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I liked a photo on Instagram: “Chasing the thrill.
Image by @wvanbeckum / #VSCO B6
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I liked a photo on Instagram: “Patrol. #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1QR96Ma
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Burning reflection.
Image by @bennnnnnnngie / #VSCO F2
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I liked a photo on Instagram: “Working at this desk today for the first time in a while.
#isetups #minimalsetups #desktop” by macintoshmatt http://bit.ly/1QR99rg
I liked a photo on Instagram: “This earth is pretty magnificent. It’s the little details we tend to look over that are the most magical🌳🌎🌍🌏” by pirategrayson http://bit.ly/1QR99aQ
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Branches in ice and light.” by reneritchie http://bit.ly/1YLPM1D
I liked a photo on Instagram: “I spend too much time in the kitchen #Domestic #AllHomemade” by zanelarwood http://bit.ly/1YLPLLe
I liked a photo on Instagram: “🌛 #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1QR98Ub
I liked a photo on Instagram: “The end of Christmas” by _ismh http://bit.ly/1YLPJ61
Let’s all stop pretending that the speed of the new Touch ID is a bad thing. Because it’s absolutely revolutionary. http://bit.ly/1JDvsc7
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Jeff Bezos announced a milestone from his space company Blue Origin. The “New Shepard” vehicle flew to space (well, suborbit), reached its test altitude of 329,839 feet (100.5 kilometers) and then successfully landed vertically at the launch site in West Texas.
I suppose this was cool. But, I’m still saying Space X did it first.
“Selling snake oil to audiophiles is a very profitable business” http://bit.ly/1JDbttS
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You should have the right to protect your data ie: health/financial info, intimate conversations, & business secrets http://bit.ly/1OSuNFg
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The future of wearables could be inked on your skin. Chaotic Moon, a software design and development firm based in Austin, Texas, is developing a high-tech tattoo made of components and conductive paint to create circuitry to basically turn you into a cyborg…er collect health and other biometric data from your body.
Erm… no thank you…
materialsscienceandengineering:
Amorphous metal, metallic glass
In nature they prefer to form crystal structures but if liquid metals are cooled down fast enough then, just like glass, the atoms will arrange into a disordered amorphous structure. These amorphous metals, also called metallic glasses, don’t exist naturally because the cooling rates required can be on the order of millions of degrees a second. Methods of forming these materials include extremely rapid cooling, physical vapor deposition, solid-state reaction, ion irradiation, and mechanical alloying.
Metallic glasses are materials of interest because of the properties that can result. They typically have extremely high strength to weight ratios (higher than aluminium and titanium alloys) and are tougher and less brittle than oxide glasses and ceramics. Like crystalline metallic alloys, the properties of these materials also depends upon the composition. Alloys of boron, silicon, phosphorus, and other glass formers with magnetic metals have high magnetic susceptibility and electrical resistance. The fact that amorphous metals are true glasses also allows for easy processing because they soften and flow upon heating. Not all properties are favorable however, metallic glasses also typically have lower ductilities and fatigue strengths.
Bulk metallic glasses, or BMGs, are alloys with critical cooling rates low enough to allow formation of the desired amorphous structure in thick layers (over 1 millimeter). They are made from alloys with typically three to five metallic components that have a large atomic-size mismatch and a composition close to a deep eutectic. Some examples include Vitreloy 1 (41.2% Zr, 13.8% Ti, 12.5% Cu, 10% Ni, and 22.5% Be), Ti40Cu36Pd14Zr10, and Mg60Zn35Ca5.
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Not all glasses are Glass, the clear compound made from silica used in windows and such. A glass is a kind of compound.
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Desk Wars.
#starwars #disneyinfinity” by macintoshmatt http://bit.ly/1QP9sml
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Some dramatic mornings up here.” by marcoarment http://bit.ly/1QP9smi
I liked a photo on Instagram: “Subsumed. #mgmqmoon #🇳🇿” by mgsiegler http://bit.ly/1QP9s5U