Showing posts with label Electronics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electronics. Show all posts
Friday, February 24, 2017
3D Animation
Animation is seen pretty much everywhere these days. Almost everything from advertisements to film involves at least some level of animation or digital retouching. But how is it done? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Computers,
Electronics,
Files,
Hobbies,
Technology,
Tesla
Friday, February 17, 2017
Fidget Spinners pt. 2
Last week we went in depth into the parts and materials of fidget spinners. So what are these seemingly pointless things for? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Bio-hacking,
Electronics,
Health,
History,
Illness,
Mental Health,
Mobile Phones,
Technology
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Raspberry Pi
A large precentage of the population of the devolped world has a laptop, desktop, or other sort of personal computer. Most schools also provide them to students. But what if you want a cheap but powerful and small computer that you can do anything with? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Files,
Hacking,
Hobbies,
Microsoft,
Mobile Phones,
Technology
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
How Wires Work
In last week's post (read the post here), I described some of the different wires and cables behind your television that you have to connect to get anything to work. But how do they work? Continue reading to find out.
Labels:
Computers,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Technology
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Data Cables
Everyone knows those cables that go from your cable box or game console or computer to your television or peripherals, but what are they and how do they work? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Code,
Computers,
Electronics,
Microsoft,
Mobile Phones,
Technology
Friday, January 20, 2017
The Mind and Reality
Sorry about missing the Tuesday post, but I spent a while writing this one. Now here's a pretty science fiction theory and thought for you: what if your brain could influence reality? Well, it turns out, it kind of can. Continue reading for more information.
Labels:
A.I.,
Code,
Computers,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Health,
Mental Health,
Technology
Friday, January 13, 2017
A New Year, a New Start
So we all know that 2016 was less than what everyone wanted. Between the wars, terrorist attacks, and failed projects, last year was actually pretty rough. However, 2017 holds a lot of promise, at least in the technology field. Read more to find out.
Labels:
Artificial Intelligence,
Astronomy,
Electronics,
Elon Musk,
History,
Hobbies,
Microsoft,
Mobile Phones,
NFC,
SpaceX,
Technology,
Update,
Virtual Reality
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Bitcoin Prices and the Holidays
Something cool is going on in the world of bitcoin. Read more to find out.
Labels:
Bitcoin,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
Technology,
Update,
Website
Friday, December 16, 2016
Investing: Metals, Stocks, or Currency?
Investing is something everyone thinks about or hears about at some point in their life. But what is the best way to invest? How many ways are there? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Computers,
Electronics,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Hobbies,
Technology
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Windows 95: better than anything?
Recently, I have been experimenting with the integrity of various operating systems. Out of those, Windows 95 seems quite unique. Continue reading to find out more.
Labels:
Code,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
Errors,
File sharing,
Files,
Hacking,
Microsoft,
Technology
Friday, December 9, 2016
What is our future?
The future of our species is truly unknown. So let's make a bit of speculation and see what we might do. Read more to find out.
Labels:
Artificial Intelligence,
Astronomy,
Bio-hacking,
Computers,
Electronics,
Elon Musk,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Health,
Mobile Phones,
SpaceX,
Technology,
Virtual Reality
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
The future is now!
Yes, today's world is the future. At least, it was for the people of the last few decades. What will it be like in 30 years? That's what you must ask yourself. Continue reading to look back.
Labels:
Artificial Intelligence,
Astronomy,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
Elon Musk,
Futurism,
Health,
Mobile Phones,
Technology,
Virtual Reality
Friday, December 2, 2016
Impossible Drive
There is a rumor going around that there is a new space travel engine being tested. So what? Well, it appears to break the laws of physics. Read more to find out how.
Labels:
Astronomy,
Computers,
Electronics,
Futurism,
Technology
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
What Went Wrong- Mars Lander Crash
So a couple weeks ago the Mars lander crashed down to the planet rather than landing. What went wrong? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Astronomy,
Bugs,
Code,
Computers,
Electronics,
Error,
Futurism,
Technology
Friday, November 11, 2016
How to Live With Your Overlord Artificial Intelligence
So the year is 2020 and robots have quickly begun to take over society and the modern world. What can you do to survive and thrive? Read more to find out.
Labels:
A.I.,
Artificial Intelligence,
Code,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Mental Health,
Technology,
Virtual Reality
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
3D Printing and the Future
Most people have heard of 3d printing, but what is it? How is it useful? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Artificial Intelligence,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Technology
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
ADHD, ADD, and Fidgeting
Everyone fidgets, not just those with ADHD and ADD. However, they tend to do it the most often and it actually helps them. Continue reading to find out how.
Labels:
Computers,
Electronics,
Health,
Help,
Mental Health,
Technology,
Test-Taking
Friday, October 28, 2016
What is EDC?
There is a fairly large community of people that are dedicated to carrying the most useful every day items. Sounds a bit strange, but it is actually fairly clever. Continue reading to find out how.
Labels:
Electronics,
Health,
Mobile Phones,
Technology
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
The future of human augmentation
Imagine carrying a heavy package. Too heavy for one person to lift alone. What do you do? Well, one option is to go to a clinic and have servo motors implanted in your elbows and knees that allow you to easily lift several hundred pounds. How is this possible and where could you do it? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Bio-hacking,
Computers,
Cyber-Security,
Electronics,
File sharing,
Futurism,
Hacking,
Technology
Friday, October 7, 2016
Science, medicine, space, and YOU
Imagine the world in 30 years. What would you see? Maybe you'd see the fantastical visions of science-fiction writers like Ray Bradbury. But what would you really see? Read more to find out.
Labels:
Computers,
Electronics,
Elon Musk,
Futurism,
Health,
SpaceX,
Technology,
Tesla
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