We're reading Dust
Dust is so ubiquitous that most people barely notice it. Jay Owens is an exception. She has been paying close attention to dust for many
Excellent writing about the physical world.
Dust is so ubiquitous that most people barely notice it. Jay Owens is an exception. She has been paying close attention to dust for many
While I still traverse Cartesian planes in CAD, most of the geometry I learned in school is now a distant memory. I might paid closer
Personal computing has long since arrived: Our lives and homes are bursting at the seams with computers; old phones and laptops spill out of drawers,
Disney is in the business of developing technologies that are indistinguishable from magic. This goal is aided by a research and development apparatus known as
Microchips – their availability, their geopolitical importance, and their arduously exacting fabrication – have been in the news constantly for the past few years. From Rasberry Pi
Starting 2023-01-06, Scope of Work’s Reading Group is reading Adam Minter’s Secondhand: Travels in the New Global Garage Sale. Adam is