Everyday objects photoshopped into different materials

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Bugs photoshopped into everyday objects

Bugs photoshopped into everyday objects 09/24/2004 05:36 AM
Cory Doctorow: Today's Worth1000 photoshopping contest: turn everyday objects into insects. Naked-Lunch-tastic! Link

Electrically Conductive Materials for
Pad Printing Now Available from Creative
Materials Inc.

Electrically Conductive Materials for
Pad Printing Now Available from Creative
Materials Inc. 03/14/2005 04:13 PM
Applications include medical device and electronics manufacturing. [PRWEB Feb 24, 2005]

F is for Photoshopped

F is for Photoshopped 07/02/2004 01:11 PM
Researchers at Dartmouth University have developed an algorithm to automatically detect when a digital photo has been manipulated. Their statistical technique is based on the fact that altering an image messes with the hidden mathematics inside the photo.

"There is little doubt that counter-measures will be developed to foil our detection schemes," says Farid. "Our hope, however, is that as more authentication tools are developed it will become increasingly more difficult to create convincing digital forgeries."

Difficult, but not impossible, hopes the Weekly World News. Link

Photoshopped chimeras

Photoshopped chimeras 05/18/2004 02:44 PM
On today's Worth1000 photoshopping contest: create a chimera consiting of the combined body-parts of three or four animals. Link

Photoshopped dream houses

Photoshopped dream houses 04/29/2004 07:41 AM
Lots of tasty entries into this Worth1000 photoshopping contest to design a fantastical dream house. Link

Photoshopped crime scene photos

Photoshopped crime scene photos 02/05/2005 09:25 PM
Xeni Jardin: "Toronto Crime Stoppers" posts crime scene photos in which victim(s) and perpetrator(s) have been digitally removed. The batch of images linked in this post once depicted acts of violent sexual abuse of a nine-year-old girl, but now contain only inanimate objects -- a sofa, a bed, a wall, a water fountain. They're published online with a public request that anyone who recognizes the site contact authorities.
Link (Thanks, Chad Oakenfold)

Photoshopped crime scene photos --
UPDATED

Photoshopped crime scene photos --
UPDATED 02/07/2005 02:07 AM
Xeni Jardin: Following up on Friday's Boing Boing post about a Toronto anti-crime group that photoshopped a series of child rape scene photos to remove victim and perpetrator, then released the images online in hopes of public aid -- the crime site has been identified. The sexual assault is now believed to have taken place at the Port Orleans French Quarter hotel at Walt Disney World in Florida.

Police in Toronto say they tracked down the hotel after releasing photos from a porn site, showing the locations of sex attacks against a girl who was around 12 years old. (...)[O]ne man who called to identify the hotel e-mailed his own vacation photos, and they matched scenes in photos that police had released. Within hours of releasing the photos, police were "inundated" with tips from people in the Toronto area about where they thought the pictures may have been taken, said Det. Sgt. Paul Gillespie.

Link. See also this Globe and Mail story: Link (Thanks, uberbabe) and a canoe.ca story is here: Link (thanks, Martin Kuplens-Ewart)

And Boing Boing reader Tom Collins says,

"When I saw the original story on ABC News news last night, and then Boing Boing this morning, I couldn't believe it! Back around 2000-2001 I met an artist named Jon Haddock who had done a project called ISPs: p0rnography, with the figures removed. It was a collection of pornographic photos from the Internet that he had digitally removed the people from. The site is still online, and based on the chronology of other projects on his site, I'd say he did ISPs around 1999-2000. Many readers might already be familiar with Jon's Screenshots project that was listed on Slashdot back in 2000: A series of drawings from an isometric perspective, in the style of a computer game. The subject of each drawing is the image, or images, that created a popular cultural event. Historical events (like the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the Lorraine Motel) are used interchangeably with fictionalized events (like the picnic scene from The Sound of Music)."

Link

See also this Toronto Star story:

The man and his victim hit the headlines last week when, in an unprecedented move, Toronto's sex crimes unit released photos showing a hotel room and other spots where the abuse occurred.

"When someone commits offences like this in public, it shows a lot of arrogance," said Det.-Sgt. Paul Gillespie, one of the investigators on the case. "It is like he's not too worried about getting caught." The abuser, Gillespie added, "is fairly bold. "He's committing these acts in some high-risk places."

Link

Everyday is Monday

Everyday is Monday 02/01/2005 10:11 PM

I had a week of Mondays last week and Friday had an added bonus of being both Friday and Monday at the same time due to the holiday on Thursday. From Monday onward, I seemed to fumble everything from the complex to the simple. I patched the system a bunch of the CPAN sites run on, as well as this blog, only to have it come up perfectly but be unable to log in to the system because sshd decided it didn't want to run so I have to wait until Ben can get to the console and start it for me, hopefully soon. I spent the weekend away from computers to try and change my system karma. :)

I've scanned all the pictures from Tunisia and have been sifting through them and whenever sshd comes back online, I'll put them up on the system.

But everyday is Halloween!

But everyday is Halloween! 09/01/2004 10:09 AM
David Pescovitz: An idiotic principal at a middle school in Kansas is cracking down on goths, sending them home if they dress in a way that may "disrupt the school environment or impede learning in the classroom." Principal Cherle Crain's quotes in this MTV.com article are amazingly asinine. Here's my favorite:

"Last week, a parent told me her two kids were talking about this at dinner," Crain said. "And one of them said 'I'm so glad Ms. Crain did this, because a Goth sat behind me last year and every single day he'd hiss at me like a snake.' And that impeded his learning."

Link (Thanks, Meri!)

Everyday Apocalyptic

Everyday Apocalyptic 04/11/2004 01:09 PM
Everyday Apocalyptic Focusing on the epiphanic quality of apocalyptic insight, Dark draws on the wisdom of popular culture-including The Simpsons, Beck, and Coen brothers' films-to expose the "moral bankruptcy of our imaginations." I have no idea what any of this means.

MSN Search -- More Useful Everyday

MSN Search -- More Useful Everyday 07/01/2004 05:38 AM
Check it out and let us know what you think .. The new site is up and running .. dedicated "light" search page .. MSN

search.msn.com
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P&G's Everyday Profits

P&G's Everyday Profits 04/30/2004 02:50 PM
The consumer products giant reports surging sales and earnings.

A 'Far Cry' from the Everyday

A 'Far Cry' from the Everyday 07/07/2004 11:15 AM
Review: Far Cry is one of the most taxing and visually impressive games to ever hit our hard drives. It makes for a great 3D video card benchmark-—we show you how to test performance with it.

PHPlist: Not your everyday Mailman

PHPlist: Not your everyday Mailman 08/27/2004 01:37 PM
Like many (if not most) open source developers, I use Mailman, the GNU mailing list manager, for all of my newsletter requirements. Recently, however, I began playing with a different one-way announcement-type newsletter mailer. It's called PHPlist, and as you might guess, in contrast to Mailman, it's not Python powered. Beyond the language difference, it adds a number of useful default features, including email from RSS feeds and sophisticated user management that really extends the power of an announcement-based mailing list.

Not your everyday landmark case

Not your everyday landmark case 06/10/2004 09:52 AM
ZDNet Jun 10 2004 1:40PM GMT

Round Up: Everyday vocabulary

Round Up: Everyday vocabulary 08/31/2004 01:27 PM
newmediazero Aug 31 2004 5:44PM GMT

Blogs in our everyday lives

Blogs in our everyday lives 04/23/2004 01:25 PM

Today my Oregon State Primary voter guide arrived and totally blew me away. It's funny how these silly things have gone from a diversion for web designers into a tool to help shape elections.

Also, I love that there's a bonus "b" in the term "web blogs." Ha!

"MSN Toolbar Beta -- More Useful
Everyday"

"MSN Toolbar Beta -- More Useful
Everyday" 01/27/2004 02:55 PM

Orac^3 -- Not Your Everyday Casemod

Orac^3 -- Not Your Everyday Casemod 06/15/2004 12:09 AM

MSN Toolbar Beta -- More Useful Everyday

MSN Toolbar Beta -- More Useful Everyday 01/27/2004 08:57 AM
MSN toolbar beta to the public .. ªˆ„¨§ MSN

toolbar.msn.com
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Movie trailers for everyday life

Movie trailers for everyday life 09/14/2004 07:18 AM

themorningnews.org/archives/stories/trailers_for_everyday_life.php< br />track this site | 3 links

NewsForge: PHPlist: Not Your Everyday
Mailman

NewsForge: PHPlist: Not Your Everyday
Mailman 08/27/2004 07:31 PM
"Recently, however, I began playing with a different one-way announcement-type newsletter mailer. It's called PHPlist, and as you might guess, in contrast to Mailman, it's not Python powered..."

"Everyday Hackers" in the Boston Globe

"Everyday Hackers" in the Boston Globe 04/19/2004 12:24 PM
A Boston Globe article, "Everyday Hackers" by Robert Gavin, talks about the phenomenon of bringing hacks home to the citizen engineer. The article is nice enough to weave into the story the O'Reilly Hacks series I spend much time on, our new Hacking Projects for Geeks series, Paul Graham's "Hackers & Painters", and Ready Made magazine.

Today, a growing hacker culture is not only reclaiming the original meaning of the term but also applying its can-do ethic far beyond computer code to embrace everything from home electronics to home improvements. Just as the first hackers looked at behemothcomputers and rudimentary programs and insisted, "We can make them better," so are modern-day hackers looking at a wide variety of products, services, and materials and saying, "We can make these better, too."
...
Said Dornfest: "The difference between a hacker and consumer is a consumer says, 'I wish it would work this way.' A hacker says, `I've got a screwdriver and a few minutes.'"

Everyday Gourmet founder is culinary
queen

Everyday Gourmet founder is culinary
queen 02/03/2003 10:14 AM
In a just world, a Google search for the word "multi-tasking" would yield a computer screen filled with an 8"x10" glossy of Carol Puckett Daily. ...

I post on techtree everyday. please give
me the stipend

I post on techtree everyday. please give
me the stipend 08/09/2004 11:28 AM
TechTree Aug 9 2004 3:24PM GMT

Everyday Fashion as Pictured in Sears
Catalogs

Everyday Fashion as Pictured in Sears
Catalogs 12/17/2003 11:55 AM
I just happened upon these amazing books edited by JoAnne Olian, the "Everyday Fashion as Pictured in Sears Catalogs" series, covering kids' fashions from 1900-1950, 1909-1920, the forties, the fifties and the sixties.

New "everyday neuroscience" book from
author of Emergence

New "everyday neuroscience" book from
author of Emergence 01/16/2004 11:35 AM
Steven Johnson, the guy who wrote the brilliant Emergence (a book whose lyrical description of emergent phenomena in ant-colonies inspired both my forthcoming novella Human Readable and the ants that crawl over Appeals Court, the sequel Charlie Stross and I wrote to Jury Service, which will be published as a fix-up novel by Argosy in just a couple weeks), has a new book out: Mind Wide Open: Your Brain And The Neuroscience Of Everyday Life, which he describes as:

...an attempt to look systematically at the question of what brain science can tell you about yourself as an individual. There are a number of great books that ask questions like: How did the brain evolve? Or: how does the brain work? This book asks a related, but more intimate question: how does your brain work? In what ways can science shed light on your own personality traits, emotional habits, mental blindspots or strengths? In the book I've set myself up as a kind of guinea pig for this experiment: I take a number of tests that evaluate different cognitive faculties; I do a number of explorations with neurofeedback; I help design a series of fMRI experiments on my own head. I also have conversations with some of the world's leading brain scientists, who function as guides through this amazing inner landscape.

Link

Biometric Technology Creeping Into
Everyday Life

Biometric Technology Creeping Into
Everyday Life 08/12/2004 08:46 PM
While biometrics has seen use for years to restrict access in corporate and military settings, it is only now creeping into everyday life. We can expect to see it in everything from travel settings to financial transactions.

Winning the hearts of everyday
technology users

Winning the hearts of everyday
technology users 03/19/2005 02:22 AM

Over the past week I have been really sick with the Flu, my doctor sent me home for 3 days bed rest, and yet I felt I needed to complete my podcast in the middle of being absolutely miserable. I will probably someday listen to those 2 shows and say what was I thinking.

With that being said I knew the shows were about 50% of were they should be quality wise and the perfectionist in me said don't release them, but hey I said their are thousands of people out their counting on my show to come out Tuesday and Friday mornings so no mater what I better get myself behind the Mic and do a podcast.

Is it worth it, I say absolutely, I received over 200 e-mail's from listeners wishing me well, and you know that is powerful in it's own way.

This morning I received a particular nice e-mail from a listener/reader who just happens to be a Mac user, heck even I can say that I am a mac user, the old habits die hard and I temper that with, I use both operating systems with equal pleasure.

This note made me realize that people are starting to get to know Todd the Geek here at Geek News Central. It has become apparently obvious to me that not only is the weblog important but as equally important is getting all of you to know me better, and I think thru the Podcast that is happening. But for the special person out there today that made my day, Thank you I really appreciated it.

Never fear though I will be back in prime form on Tuesday with more personal highlights and stimulating news commentary. Back to the normal record and post no more editing out coughing and all that other nasty stuff..

30,000 PC's turn 'Zombies' everyday this
year!

30,000 PC's turn 'Zombies' everyday this
year! 09/21/2004 03:04 PM
123Bharath.com Sep 21 2004 6:26PM GMT

The Morning News - Trailers for Everyday
Life

The Morning News - Trailers for Everyday
Life 09/15/2004 02:28 AM

Amd Set to Deliver New Processor Family
That Redefines Everyday Computing

Amd Set to Deliver New Processor Family
That Redefines Everyday Computing 06/07/2004 08:58 AM
PA News via The Scotsman Online Jun 7 2004 1:28PM GMT

Americans Turn to Internet for Everyday
Tasks -- Gradually

Americans Turn to Internet for Everyday
Tasks -- Gradually 08/11/2004 06:50 PM
Internet News Aug 11 2004 11:42PM GMT

Applied Materials Was Right

Applied Materials Was Right 05/19/2004 01:19 PM
The leading semiconductor equipment maker builds off a solid first quarter.

Is Applied Materials a Buy?

Is Applied Materials a Buy? 04/12/2005 01:24 PM
Although it's been painful for the past year, you might want to look at this company again.

IT Learning Materials

IT Learning Materials 05/04/2004 06:37 AM
IT Learning Materials
http://www.itlearningmateria ls.com

IT Learning Materials provides annotated internet links for educators, students, and new teachers. There is also a section of tutorials on computer applications and concepts, including: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Photoshop, C, C++, Visual Basic, JAVA programming, Operating Systems, Search Engines. and Web Design. This will be added to Education and Distance Learning Resources 2004 Internet MiniGuide.

3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 2

3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 2 03/06/2004 01:58 AM
This month we delve into the wonderful world of texture creation and explore different programs, options and techniques (such as how to create a tileable texture). An extensive resource list is also provided. By Nathan Segal. 0305.

3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 1.

3D in Depth: Materials, Pt. 1. 02/11/2004 08:01 AM
This month, we look at basic materials and how you can use them in a scene. Textures, whether computer created or from a source outside of the computer, allow you to develop realistic imagery. By Nathan Segal. 0111

... and so everyday at dawn the Twin
Pushers return to their ancestral island

... and so everyday at dawn the Twin
Pushers return to their ancestral island 06/29/2004 11:57 PM
Twin Pushers and Other Free Flight Oddities. "For years, twin pushers were the dominant form of competition model. The format was discovered well before the first world war and remained common until the  mid thirties." Dannysoar excavates a lost model airplane format, and goes on to look at Mystery Biplanes, The Airplanes of Things to Come, Miss Auto Gyro Across the Channel Day, and other winging things, in great and pleasingly eccentric abundance. Klick the Klicker!
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