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The Greatest Inventor Nobody Knows – Heron of Alexandria
TweetTiming is everything. Thomas Edison was born in the middle of the Industrial Revolution and was a tireless promoter. Henry Ford utilized the technologies of the day, combined with new concepts to create mass production, to put his name on … Continue reading
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Tagged alexandria, alternative history, amazon, ancient egypt, egypt, fires of alexandria, heron of alexandria, inventions, mystery, steampunk, technology, Thomas K Carpenter
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Webcam Help
TweetI’m currently using a Creative Webcam NX Pro and its woefully outdated. Looking for any suggestions for a good cheap webcam to purchase that works well for augmented reality. Looking forward to your comments.
Why Digital Matters
TweetWhy does digital matter? I can download a song on iTunes or go pick up a CD at the local Best Buy. It all ends up as music in my headphones. It matters for the same reason that we’re in … Continue reading
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Things with a Memory
TweetI heard an interesting story on NPR this week about a man who’d lost his dog-tags in 1951, and a young couple recently found and returned them to him. No one knew what happened to the tags between 1951 and … Continue reading
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Tagged augmented reality, digital, future-technology, innovation, technology
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