Animated GIF of the Day: Helmet Keanus all the way down.

[thanks tom!]

Designed by Giha Woo and Shingouen, The Bent Hands clock shows what time it is all over the world with one spiralling hand.

via, dezeen

Designed by Giha Woo and Shingouen, The Bent Hands clock shows what time it is all over the world with one spiralling hand.

via, dezeen

And those are good burgers.

For the longest time, In-N-Out locations have been limited to spots within less than a day’s drive from their meat-processing plant in Baldwin Park, California. “Always fresh — Never frozen” is the deal.

But it looks as though a new processing plant will be built in Texas and that an In-N-Out will be open for business near Dallas. In Garland. (Garland! Don’t get me started.) Other locations  …

Earlier, when Bobby said that he had come across some updated images on flickr, I thought that Mark Weaver must have changed his name. I had just seen this upload from Mark, and remember the many times that Mark has been featured or mentioned on +KN. That, and the images  …

The Misconception: You rationally analyze all factors before making a choice or determining value.

The Truth: Your first perception lingers in your mind, affecting later perceptions and decisions.

You walk into a clothing store and see what is probably the most bad ass leather jacket you’ve ever seen.

You try it on, look in the mirror and decide you must have it. While wearing this item, you imagine onlookers will clutch their chests and gasp  …

A few weeks ago, in June, I wandered over to IBM’s research facility in Almaden, Calif. to see what Big Blue was doing in the fields of materials research and semiconductor manufacturing. At that time I sat down with Dharmendra Modha, manager of cognitive computing at IBM Research Almaden to discuss his project, which is trying to simulate the way brains work in hopes of advancing the way our computers can process  …

Decades ago Apple pioneered mass-uptake of the mouse, and now they’re out to break new ground with a new type of input device: The Magic Trackpad, announced this morning.

The sleek little rectangle works just like the trackpad on a MacBook(and is made from the same opaque glass), but it’s way bigger, giving you more room to maneuver your mitt; as you can see in the photo below, it’s about the  …

IRL of the Day: In light of last night’s season premiere of Mad Men, the Wall Street Journal took some time to ponder the sorts of questions they might ask the “real” Don Draper, and topped the article off with a signature hedcut of the dashing Creative Director (despite the fact that dot-ink portraits weren’t a feature of the paper until 1979, whereas the events of the fourth  …

It’s been quite a while since the last Mixcast, I guess I’ve been trying to refuel myself. It’s nuts to think that I’ve made 40 of these so far, just 12 away from an entire year of Mixcasts. I actually think the little break was good for me. I have a bunch of rad new songs to share and this is honestly  …

TfD.