Links from 2021-01-09
The London Sound Survey featuring London maps, sound recordings, sound maps, local history, London wildlife
Welcome to the London Sound Survey, a web project which collected over 2,000 recordings of everyday life in London between 2008 and 2020. It also has a wide and unique range of historical resources on the theme of urban sound.
Truly, madly, deeply: meet the people turning their basements into secret fantasy worlds
It’s one thing turning your basement into a wine cellar, but some people are building replica streets, theme parks and even trains beneath their homes
Paper Pulp Printer – Beer Holthuis
A paper revolution is coming! From both my interest in sustainability and fascination for tools and techniques grew the idea of a 3D printer to recycle paper.
Simulating the PIN cracking scene in Terminator 2
The next thing I wondered was, “How difficult would it be to write that program?” Not a program that actually cracks PIN numbers from debit cards, I don’t think you can actually do that with a serial cable and some aluminum foil wrapped around a debit card, but a program that can simulate the output of the palmtop in that scene.
Let’s gather some product requirements!
This tool lets you confuse Google’s ad network, and a test shows it works
Google can’t read your mind, of course. But it can read your search history. It tracks a lot of your web browsing, too. Google has an enormous amount of data about its users, and it uses that data to make an unimaginable amount of money from advertising: over $120 billion a year. The company runs a vast profiling machine, fitting people into categories that say who they are, what they’re worth, and how they’re expected to act. Google isn’t just organizing the world’s information; it’s sorting the world’s populations.
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