Brian Lange: Archive

Feb 21st

Feb 20th

Jan 13th

1 note

Dec 28th

Dec 24th

Dec 13th

Watch

Disclaimer: this is almost a year old (I’m cleaning out my Read It Later Queue over break) but still super cool technology. Just a matter of time before we start seeing this technology in all of our LCD screens…

Dec 11th

12 notes

Dec 1st

Nov 23rd

Nov 16th

Incoming: A Native Gmail iPhone App. Finally.

I sincerely hope MG’s right about this one. The lackluster Gmail experience on iPhone is one of my chief complaints about living on iOS so far, so I’m really pumped for this. Especially if the app exhibits some of Google’s new minimal-readable design sense (which I would expect it to). parislemon: Ever since I bought the original iPhone in 2007, there’s been one app above...

Nov 2nd

226 notes

Oct 28th

I’m kind of hooked on the Jacques Green remix right now…

Oct 18th

Oct 12th

3 tags

Steve

I’ve been trying to wrap my head around Steve Jobs’ death today. The news came first from a friend, then I quickly headed over to Twitter and started absorbing reactions, anecdotes, quotes, etc. I really didn’t think this would affect me this way. I don’t own any Apple products to speak of (I’m composing this on a Macbook Pro, but it belongs to the company I work...

Oct 6th

1 note

Oct 4th

Oct 2nd

1 note

Sep 28th

“You see a lot about “data visualization”. Why limit it? Why not...”

Sep 25th

Watch

Been a big fan of Baths since he played NU with Best Coast last year. If you haven’t heard him yet, check out some of his other stuff, it’s a little more exciting than this. However, this video is more toned down and raw than his usual sample triggering crazyness, and it’s shot beautifully.

Sep 25th

Sep 12th

1 note

Sep 1st

How to Fix Our Math Education - NYTimes.com →

This resonates with me. Sometimes I think sticking to the ways we’ve always been doing things in education keeps us from making it better- Science and math are fields that are meant to be applied, and I think more kids would be interested in them if they could see this.

Sep 1st

1 note

inThirty on FlowingData →

OH MAH GAWD I’M ON FLOWINGDATA Seriously though, this is awesome. Love this blog and I’m grateful that Nathan found our work interesting enough to post about.

Aug 30th

Aug 29th

1 note

Aug 24th

Aug 23rd

Aug 22nd

4 tags

Aug 22nd

52 notes

Arduino device mutes uninteresting celebrities on... →

Um.. awesome. I really wanna get into the Arduino hacking movement, it seems like it’s pretty easy to do really cool stuff with them.

Aug 16th

Aug 15th

Aug 14th

1 note

Watch this Invisible Airbag Helmet for Cyclists... →

Cool idea. Bike safety is an area, I think, that is ripe for new inventions.

Aug 12th

Aug 11th

Aug 10th

“What if you could live thirty minutes away from everything? 17 minutes on the...”

Aug 9th

Watch

I love this artist. “Space is Process” a film about Olafur Eliasson (by martin køhler)

Aug 8th

Aug 6th

ABS Spotlight →

I wish our government was cool enough to make something like this.

Aug 4th

1 note

Aug 2nd

Rorschmap turns satellite photos into... →

Pretty cool. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about maps as figures, and as ways of getting information across, but this is a cool example of their aesthetic value. Be sure to pan, zoom, and click the Go! button for the full effect.

Aug 1st