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Mark Frauenfelder
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Founder, Boing Boing
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By Mark Frauenfelder Verified| The Magnet@ More Problematical Recreations, published by Litton Industries When my friends David and Chanté came to visit recently, they gave me a booklet filled with puzzles. It's called "More Problematical Recreations" and was published by Litton Industries of Beverly Hills, California. There's no date of publication or copyright. The 50-page booklet contains 43 p…
By Mark Frauenfelder Verified| The Magnet@ Carla and I spent a few weeks in Madrid at the beginning of the year. It was the first time we'd visited since the mid-90s, when we spoke at a conference about Carla's book, Net Chick, and a book we co-edited, The Happy Mutant Handbook. Even though it was chilly and rainy, the streets were packed with pedestrians. (I can't imagine how crowded it gets in the summer.) Madrid is a fantastic walkable city.
By Mark Frauenfelder Verified| Boing Boing Verified I used to randomly hack away at bell peppers, ending up with oddly shaped slices covered in seeds. But a few years ago, I learned the trick to cutting bell peppers. Once you learn this method, you'll never go back. Cut a ½-inch slice from the stem side of the pepper. Cut a ½-inch slice from the bottom of the pepper. With a paring knife, cut the 4 fins connecting the seed pod to the pepper. Remove the stem from the top part of the pepper.
Company Info
Boing Boing
Boing Boing is an online publication that began as a print 'zine in 1989 and evolved into a weblog in 2000. Operated by Happy Mutants LLC, it features a wide range of content, including technology, entertainment, culture, and unique news stories. The site is known for its eclectic mix of articles, videos, and podcasts, often described as "mostly wonderful things." The publication offers a daily selection of short articles, long features, original videos, and podcasts. It covers topics such as gadgets, software, movies, TV shows, and cultural trends. Boing Boing also has a shop where readers can purchase merchandise and support the site through subscriptions. Its audience includes tech and lifestyle enthusiasts who appreciate its diverse and engaging content.
Alameda, United States