The Tikkimann


lisola:

johnthedragon:

chompass:

Need this for reference again

My brother had this book. I will never not laugh at “You ATE it!?”

really great page from a really great book! 

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  • romeo: hey i just met you.
  • romeo: and this is crazy.
  • romeo: but i saw you at your dad's party that i wasn't supposed to attend and i thought you were pretty cute so i followed you and we kissed but then your nanny called you away and i found out you were a capulet and got bummed so i sneaked into your back yard in the middle of the night and climbed your balcony uninvited to profess my undying love after an hour even though i wanted to bone rosaline like two scenes ago.
  • romeo: so marry me maybe.
Via It's simple like a mountain is simple.

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

blameaspartame:

Father

FATHER

FATHER

 :-C



This man is a hero.

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Pretty much.


The internet: friendly to even the men of the sea

adverve:

You may wonder how a man who spends his life on the sea meets women. And then you remember that the internet is here to serve all people. From @antrants

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adverve:

SketchSynth: A Beatmaking Wireframer’s Wet Dream!

If only interface design was as simple as sketching a few shapes on paper and watching them come to life. With SketchSynth, you can now do just that to produce your own sound hardware.

Dreamt into beating, humming existence by Carnegie Mellon student Billy Keyes, SketchSynth can animate three basic functions: momentary buttons, toggle switches and sliders. Call them up by drawing a few basic shapes. Organise them as you please, and hey presto! You’ve got a MIDI board on ordinary printer paper.

I’m hard pressed to think of any practical applications for this apart from jam sessions in your bedroom, but it shows how quickly responsive technology is developing to make complex systems design increasingly simple for users to access, manipulate and create with.

The tabletop in the video is also a nice example of augmented spaces: a movement toward “smart” technology that looks like basic furniture but which can actually interface directly with you, your phone or whatever you want. Isn’t this a brave new world?


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