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This music video that’s been floating around today is a great reminder that Girls can be geeks too. We here at Technorama celebrate anyone’s passion. No matter what that is and no matter who you are, if you have followed that passion to the point of Geekdom, more power to you!
That is what Technorama is really all about.
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I was just reading Robert Scoble’s G+ profile and saw that Douglas Englebart passed away yesterday on July 2nd. He was 88.
He is responsible for bringing forward much of what we know about modern computing such as the mouse, Hypertext, networked computers, and graphical interfaces! Here he is with the “Mother of all Demos” where he is demonstrating the mouse and cut and paste, etc. way back in 1968.
Thank you Douglas for changing the world.
Chuck and Julie visited Meteor Crater Arizona last week and wanted to share what they learned with all you wonderful Technorama fans!
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Built in only 4 months by 32 master LEGO builders. You know that Kickstarter project about building a Death Star. Maybe they should consider doing a full scale LEGO mock up first. You know, as a proof of concept to sell the idea.
And then we can send in this thing to blow it up.
Recently within the last few months I have been following Chris Hadfield, a Canadian Astronaut, through his YouTube Videos and on the Canadian Space Agency’s You Tube Channel as well, where he takes questions and demonstrates how things are in space. They are excellent and you can tell that Space and Science are in this guys blood.
He came home to Earth Monday May 15th, but before he did…he released the most awesome gem of a YouTube video.