By Shep McAllister, Commerce Team on Deals, shared by Shep McAllister, Commerce Team to Gizmodo
The last time you saw one of these …
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While humankind has been documenting buildings in various ways since the beginning of civilization, architectural photography is a relatively new phenomenon. And it turns out that even the process of training the camera specifically on architecture has evolved—from using buildings as backdrops to making them the main subjects of striking imagery.
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While humankind has been documenting buildings in various ways since the beginning of civilization, architectural photography is a relatively new phenomenon. And it turns out that even the process of training the camera specifically on architecture has evolved—from using buildings as backdrops to making them the main subjects of striking imagery.
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It might seem like a case of over-engineering, but there’s no denying the thin pieces of lead used in mechanical pencils are prone to easily breaking. So instead of rolling our eyes at Zebra Co.’s new …
By Rick Broida It’s an older model, but still chock full of Air-y goodness. Plus: three bonus deals!
Remember how Samsung announced it was …
By Michelle Starr The Minipresso is a hand-pumped coffee gadget that provides you with traditional machine quality coffee in a portable package.
By Michelle Starr According to him, DDoS is a tool to be wielded to keep corrupt corporations honest. An anonymous member of DerpTrolling gives us an inside look at the self-proclaimed gods of the internet.
By Jason Mick Amazon is believed to have exploited a slightly different tax loophole in Luxemborg to wash away most local taxes …read more
By Casey Chan on Sploid, shared by Casey Chan to Gizmodo
If you don’t count Pixar movies (and I don’t), the best Disney movie as far as I’m concerned is The Lion King. It’s not even close. But even though I’ve seen it so many times, there are many more fun facts that I had no idea about: like how Mufasa’s roar was made from a bear, a tiger and a F-16. Here’s more.
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