En un trabajo duro, pero alguien tiene que hacerlo: probar la resistencia de todo tipo de materiales y objetos ante la erosión, las caídas o las destructivas prensas hidráulicas que ejercen fuerzas sobrehumanas hasta que… ¡Crack!
Gran labor para el avance en formas variadas de destrucción esta de los amigos de General Electric.
(Vía Core77.)
Sandvine just released its twice yearly report on internet traffic, and it's a doozy. While it's no surprise to see mobile growing and Snapchat kicking ass, it's a little bit mind-bending to learn that binge-watching streaming addicts gobble up over half the traffic on the internet in North America. That's a lot of Netflix.
Flappy Bird, the popular, excruciatingly difficult iOS game that became a cultural phenomenon earlier this year before it was pulled from the iOS App Store in February, is coming back this August.
Meet Galanter & Jones' Evia: It's a heated outdoor lounger made from a single piece of reinforced concrete. It's beautiful, it's awesome, and it was just hand-delivered to the Home of the Future by the brother/sister team behind it.
Director Jim Casey put together this video showing the evolution of visual effects—in chronological order—from 1878 to 2014. It's impressive, considering the tools they had at that time, how great some of the century-old effects still look.
