According to Craig Mod, writing on the New Yorker’s Elements blog, all we really need is a “networked lens”.
Makes me want to shout “Up in the sky, look! It’s a camera. It’s a phone. It’s Supercam!”.
According to Craig Mod, writing on the New Yorker’s Elements blog, all we really need is a “networked lens”.
Makes me want to shout “Up in the sky, look! It’s a camera. It’s a phone. It’s Supercam!”.
Here’s a fun discovery for the New Year. The world’s first 24-hour music video featuring Pharrell Williams’ song Happy, which was originally written for the movie Despicable Me 2.
It’s a theme and visual variations for a danceable pop song. The 4-minute piece repeats continuously for 24 hours, but each rendition features a different video of one or more people dancing to the song. If you watched one each day, it would take almost a year to watch all 360 of them.
If you click on the image below, your browser should open the video at the time that corresponds to your time of day.
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