Sometimes a term is so evocative it becomes hard to think about all the details,

I got a voicemail, and almost died laughing:

Uh, uh, uhhh, and that is where it ended.

Thanks to Joe!

On cell phones, open source hardware, Shenzhen, Shanzhai, manufacturing, and disregarding technological solecism

What is with this anatomical improbability?

Yeah nbd, except it was, at the time.

I went to the World Economic Forum again this year, and ran Popfab, an MTM snap on gestalt, and a Form1 from my laptop, that I had also installed Antimony on for demo purposes. Unfortunately, the day before I left I dropped a full spool of PLA on […]

I was an interviewee on this radio show:

The Revolution Will Be Extruded
There’s a lot of buzz about 3-D printers — guns! skin grafts! But as Regina computer scientist David Gerhard discovers, these machines, and the people who use them, are about to revolutionize the way we think about manufacturing, and how we get stuff.

I […]

From Fablab 77, Dmitry Sukhotskii

presents: