How much time do you spend trying to get people available for a meeting? Fuck that noise.
This just made my life so much easier. I already loved boomerang.
Check it out.
(Source: boomerangcalendar.com)
16th May 2012
Ken Burns
(Source: kottke.org)
The Big Lebowski as a children’s book.
Hit the link for other awesomeness (ie: Aliens).
![How to Have a Great Meeting [According to Steve]:
1. Throw out the least necessary person at the table.2. Walk out of this meeting if it lasts more than 30 minutes.3. Do something productive today to make up for the time you spent here.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m40oyz7jdw1qf9noxo1_400.jpg)
How to Have a Great Meeting [According to Steve]:
1. Throw out the least necessary person at the table.
2. Walk out of this meeting if it lasts more than 30 minutes.
3. Do something productive today to make up for the time you spent here.
Yes! Yes!
Oh. This is painfully true.
When someone cancels a meeting at the last minute and I find myself with an unallocated hour, I’m like
This is a wonderful response to a shitty situation.
TGIF.
-Thanks Dean for the link
tl;dr
Stationary camera… on the fly edits… from multiple perspectives… it’s the revolution.
The work of James George and Jonathan Minard explores the notion of “re-photography”, in which otherwise frozen moments in time may be visualized from new points of view. Despite the sometimes wildly moving camera, the video was in fact shot with a stationary Kinect-like depth sensor coupled to a digital SLR video camera. To compose their shots, the filmmakers developed custom openFrameworks software that aligns and combines color video and depth data into a dynamic sculptural relief.
As a result, many technologically adept television viewers have voiced some variation of the same complaint: why can I not watch any show on any device at any time? That availability is what NimbleTV is pushing.
Amazing. I love how nerdy the internetz iz.
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