A disturbing full face mask that references the inkblot test. The mask responds to heat (from the mouth and face) and changes as it is being worn. Perfect for the horror themed party.
“Morosely saucy and craving mail”
This is the kind of output you get from the status generator - a simple enough random text generator designed specifically for Twitter and clearly designed with the principle of ‘keep them guessing’ - it might even generate more followers!
Part of the Generator Land system that offers other gems such as the Web Design Agency name (I got Squared Spring Digital - who I’m sure I have met) and the Business Book title generator (I got “The Marketer is Beneath the Monkey: The age of unexpected scalability” - that sounds plausible). All of which just reconfirms how predictable (and equally lacking any form of creativity) some aspects of digital culture really are…
Interesting report on Gigaom.com about a development on Pirate Bay enabling people to share 3D printer data for physical objects - what Pirate Bay have dubbed “Physibles”. This seems to be an early move given the relative scarcity and current diversity of printers.
As the article observes it raises all sorts of questions around intellectual property but it also potentially threatens at least some of the business of online retailers such as Ebay, Amazon and even Etsy.
