[LifeHack] A screen turned into a todo list

Since once my screen is out of order, I turned it into a cool to-do list. Actually, I did not take any advantage of its size and just duct-taped the todo list I had in my pocket (which is a fake one-sided dollar bill) The to-do list is simple: - Run Catchbob experiments - Rewrite my Journal of CSCW...

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[Weird Tech] DNA swabbing kits to crack down anti-social behaviour

A train operator (First North Western, which run services in Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cumbria) is handing out DNA swabbing kits to its staff in an attempt to catch people who spit at them. London Police is also heading in this direction with their 'Gobstopper' operation (is th...

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[Weird] Spam poetry of the day

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Does anybody here remenber the Hermès project? It was the european space shuttle planned to take off in early 90s... THe project ended for economical reasons (and a lack of strategy). The shuttle is still cool, Is it a blobject?When I was a teenager, I thought the European Union would have two cool...

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[Weird] Toilets sensors in Amsterdam

Read in daily times: A cultural centre in Amsterdam has installed sensors in its toilets that tell users if they’re taking too much time. The sensors, linked to a computer called Private room 02, have been installed at the Cultural Centre De Balie. Toilet users will also be given a reminder if they...

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[Research] Physical distance and persuasion in virtual environment

Moon, Y. (1999). The Effects of Physical Distance and Response Latency on Persuasion in Computer-Mediated Communication and Human-Computer Communication. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 5(4), 379--392 The present study investigates the effects of two variables - perceived physical dist...

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[Space and Place] Early Cognitive Mapping

According to 'On early cognitive mapping' W.K. Yeap and M.E. Jefferies (Spatial Cognition and Computation, 2 (2): 85-116, 2000)Early Cognitive Mapping: the beginnings of a cognitive map formed from one's early impressions of the environment one is in ...

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