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Home movie of contest-winning family vacation to Disneyland in 1956
April 11, 2008 11:01am
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- BBtv - Pesco and "Eccentric Genius," Xeni zapped, ironic t-shirts: More Maker Faire 2008.
- BBtv - Google's "Great Firewall of China": Fun with the Billboard Liberation Front and monochrom
- BBtv - Cory Doctorow: Show us your "Little Brother" HOWTO videos, and "Dumpster-Diving Philosopher."
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the latest
- Condé Nast/Wired.com buys Ars Technica
- Rock, Paper, Shotgun, we can't stop thinking about you
- Experts outraged that Wii Fit calls children "overweight"
- The legend of Mall Ninja
- What else to expect from WWDC besides the 3G iPhone?
- Brad Litwin's ball-catching "Rotapult"
- The SlomunnyV3: post-apocalyptic cyborg lemon
- Containership power strip design models manufacturing microcosm
- Syd Mead's "Sulaco" ship from Aliens just a big gun
- Portable ice cream floats with the Fizz Cup
latest episodes
- Pesco and the "Eccentric Genius," Xeni gets zapped, ironic t-shirts: More Maker Faire 2008.
- Google and China's "Great Firewall": Fun with the Billboard Liberation Front and monochrom
- Cory Doctorow: Show us your "Little Brother" HOWTO videos, and "Dumpster-Diving Philosopher."
- Kevin Kelly: "Asia Grace," and A Thousand True Fans.
- BBtv "Hacker HOWTO": Cold Boot Encryption Attack
- Speed Racer's "photo-anime" hyperreality: John Gaeta interview, part 2.
- Combat robots, warring battleships: Xeni at Maker Faire
- Star Simpson's fuzzy logic, MacGyver, MIT lasers, and trippy glasses: Maker Faire with Phil Torrone
- Joel Johnson Wilderness Internet Experience
- Animation: Syd Garon and DJ Qbert, and Jon Burgerman's "Magic Ink"
Robbins Barstow is one of my heroes, and I'm honored to know him and his wife, Meg. He has gradually been uploading all of his "Barstow Travel Adventures," but I'd also recommend his 1936 adventure drama "Tarzan and the Rocky Gorge," which he made when he was 16. It is available online as well as on the DVD "Living Room Cinema, Films from Home Movie Day, Vol. 1," with Robbins's own commentary.