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#5: An I-Shaped Thought Experiment...

Or why the iPod Shuffle was the last great innovation in digital music

Infinite Canvas history

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Spatial-communities by @ianv

Moonwalking with Einstein

One of the memory techniques discussed in the book is to associate the item to be remembered with a person and action. The more distinctive the personOne of the memory techniques discussed in the book is to associate the item to be remembered with a person and action.

nototo

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Internet Desktop

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Teamflow - Feel like a team again

Around | Video calls designed for energy, ideas and action

A Spacial Model for Lossless Web Navigation

by Patryk Adaś A Spacial Model for Lossless Web Navigation In my last post [https://medium.freecodecamp.com/lossless-web-navigation-with-trails-9cd48c0abb56] I described the concept of navigation trails as an evolution of the standard tabbed browsing model. As a part of the Browser.html [https://github.com/browserhtml…

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With

With, a virtual space for your work sessions.

Screen As Room

With the use of video games as social spaces being observed for several years See for example “Fortnite is a social space the way skateparks and Facebook used to be” [Quartz, December 2018] and “Fortnite – The New Social Media?”, a white paper by the National Research Group [June 2019]. and the incr…

MakeSpace

Kinopio

Kinopio is the visual thinking tool for new ideas and hard problems.

Online Town

Online Town is a video-calling space that lets multiple people hold separate conversations in parallel and walk in, out and around those conversations just as easily as they would in real life.

Maxim Leyzerovich on Twitter

oops I made a minimap for webpages https://t.co/bZPxQYtqCu

Open tabs are cognitive spaces

Nobody actually wants to use a web browser. It becomes evident the second you open your browser and notice that you don't have internet connection. What we like about browsers is what they offer on the other side. What they connect us to.

Spatial Interfaces | Hacker News

3D games work because their focus is extremely limited (racing, shooting games), and/or low resolution (minecraft). As soon as you try to emulate the real world, you get things like Surgeon Simulator[1], where the awkwardness of the medium becomes fun in and of itself, albeit extremely unproductive.

Cover: Cover

uncube is a new digital magazine for architecture and beyond.

The Brain Maps Out Ideas and Memories Like Spaces | Quanta Magazine

We humans have always experienced an odd - and oddly deep - connection between the mental worlds and physical worlds we inhabit, especially when it comes to memory. We're good at remembering landmarks and settings, and if we give our memories a location for context, hanging on to them becomes easier.

Spatial Interfaces

I think spatially, and so do you. Can you scratch your left ear without looking? Pick a booger out of your nose, without poking your brain? Remember where you left your keys? Can you type, without looking at your keyboard? Know which pocket your phone is in? Which way is up?

US20090288007A1 - Spatial interfaces for realtime networked communications - Google Patents

A current realtime communication session is established between communicants operating on respective network nodes. A spatial visualization of the current realtime communication session is displayed. The spatial visualization includes a graphical representation of each of the communicants in spatial relation to a graphical representation of a virtual area.