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Burst Bubble of the Day: Apple: They’re not perfect.
[techcrunch.]](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l5nwdrvcxG1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Not even gonna lie, I’m really excited about this.
Reblogged for Sam. We did this show in high school together and now I really want to go see this!
WHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA????????????
I have a really hard time picturing Daniel Radcliffe pulling off J. Pierpont Finch. But, what do I know? It’ll probably be awesome.
Aaaaand now I’ve got the songs stuck in my head for the next month.
(Also: Do I know anyone in New York we could stay with…?)
I, For One, Welcome of the Day: New York Times national correspondent Amy Harmon interviews Bina48 — an artificially intelligent robot embedded with the memories and thoughts of a real woman named Bina Rothblatt.
Hang on, did it just say “conspiring to take over the planet”?! This won’t end well.
[biotv.]
As a strong believer in h+ ideology, this is relevant to my interests.
The Singularity! It approaches!
That last part, the one where Bina48 wistfully wishes to be able to go outside and have a life? To live her life (and garden)? And to be more truly “Bina”? That’s the creepiest part. I really hope that it was scripted and not heuristically generated.
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Knockoff Toy of the Day: Meanwhile, on Earth-Five-And-A-Half…
[reddit.]
This is viral marketing for the next Amalgam Comics release.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l5711qjq2c1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Knockoff Toy of the Day: Meanwhile, on Earth-Five-And-A-Half…
[reddit.]
This is viral marketing for the next Amalgam Comics release.
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Fan Art of the Day: “The Legend of ZELDA” by Nathan Maurer.
Zelda meets Scott Pilgrim.
[deviantart.]
I approve.](http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l4w1olE6Pc1qzpwi0o1_500.png)
Fan Art of the Day: “The Legend of ZELDA” by Nathan Maurer.
Zelda meets Scott Pilgrim.
[deviantart.]
I approve.
I mean, other than how much it sucks when the 3D is achieved in post-production. (Which, by the way? Sucks hardcore. Stop that, Hollywood. Bad Hollywood.)
It’s how the glasses dim the picture. As much as 1/2 of the light from the projector is cut when viewing through 3D glasses, because the glasses have to filter out the picture destined for the other eye. It results in a dim picture that is neither as vivid nor as comfortable to view as a normal, 2D projection.
The main theatre at our local Ultraplex was, until recently, incapable of 3D projection. They recently remedied that by retrofitting the auditorium for shutter glasses. I was hoping the screen would stay 3D-free for at least a little longer, but now it looks like I may have no choice but to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in 3D (which was surely converted in post…BAD HOLLYWOOD). Hopefully the theatre will give me the option of seeing it in 2D in a decent theatre. It’s not because I’m cheap, it’s because I want to see the movie as it was filmed.
