Electric Objects Wants To Display The Most Beautiful Parts Of The Internet On Your Wall
The Internet is a place we go to work, be entertained, connect, and get stressed out. Can this new screen make it a place to thoughtfully contemplate fine art? Jake Levine thinks the Internet is stuck inside our computers. We turn on our screens, check email, write a Word document, head over to Facebook, maybe watch some Netflix, then turn them off. “That tends to build some anxiety,” Levine, the
Afghanistan’s Amazing DIY Internet
FabFi is an ambitious project which is creating Internet networks for eastern Afghanistan whose main components can be built out of trash. It’s low-tech, it’s simple–and it works. The Afghan city of Jalalabad has a high-speed Internet network whose main components are built out of trash found locally. Aid workers, mostly from the United States, are using the provincial city in Afghanistan’s far ea
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