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Uncle Ruslan's Plea Moves the Internet
April 22nd, 2013 3:32 PMRuslan Tsarni, the uncle of the Tsarnaev brothers, became Twitter's trending topic on Friday, following the broadcast of his moving plea towards his younger nephew to "turn [himself] in and ask for forgiveness."
for(){};, A Projection Mapped Game
April 22nd, 2013 2:38 PMProgrammer Brent Watanabe created an installation with a projection mapped video game played across three wall-mounted paintings by Cable Griffith with an original NES controller.
450+ Sites Black Out in CISPA Protest
April 22nd, 2013 2:00 PMIn protest of the U.S. House of Representative re-passing the controversial cybersecurity bill last Thursday, more than 450 websites have pledged to participate in a blackout today.
10,000 iPhone 5 Domino Run
April 22nd, 2013 1:05 PM
Watch this epic domino run of 10,000 iPhone 5 devices put together by Aatma Studio as a conceptual ad for the upcoming iPhone device that is rumored be equipped with the near field communications (NFC) technology.
The Game, You've Lost It
April 22nd, 2013 12:30 PM
A street installation by the British troll poster artist David Shrigley on Bentinck Street in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Uncle Ruslan's Plea Moves the Internet
Ruslan Tsarni, the uncle of the Tsarnaev brothers, became Twitter's trending topic on Friday, following the broadcast of his moving plea towards his younger nephew to "turn [himself] in and ask for forgiveness."
for(){};, A Projection Mapped Game
Programmer Brent Watanabe created an installation with a projection mapped video game played across three wall-mounted paintings by Cable Griffith with an original NES controller.
450+ Sites Black Out in CISPA Protest
In protest of the U.S. House of Representative re-passing the controversial cybersecurity bill last Thursday, more than 450 websites have pledged to participate in a blackout today.
The Game, You've Lost It
A street installation by the British troll poster artist David Shrigley on Bentinck Street in Glasgow, Scotland.
