Alarmingly Useful

Ori Neidich is a cyberpunk media mogul, from the near future.

He has also been a filmmaker, television producer and visual effects artist at various Hollywood studios. He is an award-winning graduate of the UCLA School of Film & Television and is also the co-founder of The Hollywood Hill, one of Hollywood's leading social change organizations.

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eagle rock is ours now (Taken with instagram)

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GPOY

I.M. a Cyberpunk.

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Urban Sql injection. WIN!

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HEY, DID I MISS ANYTHING?

Kids:

A few hours ago, I landed in Los Angeles, turned on my phone, and confirmed what you already know. Sony Pictures...

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This weekend Coachella is going down and it’s pretty fascinating to see how the world [and not just from the 75,000 ppl in attendance]...

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“Chuckle all you want about interminable bitrates and the three-character password (“GOD”) that stands between you and a cache of corporate secrets,...”

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Ablogalypse

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Clearing Away Debris

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Camera Obscura and Holograph Gallery

Took a field trip a few weeks back to the Camera Obscura (www.giantcamera.com) at the Cliff House in the Outer Richmond area of San Francisco. To get to the Camera Obscura, you must take an elevator from the restaurant down to bottom level, past the kitchens and onto the platform below the Cliff House. You pay $3 to go into a pitch dark room with a big circular plate in the middle. The guide turns on the device and projects a live image of the ocean and surroundings. The only way I can think of to accurately describe what you see is like looking into the pensieve in Harry Potter, or diving into someone’s memories. The projections are surrealistically crystal clear, seeming to be even more clear than actually looking at the scenery with your naked eye.

But you don’t have to take my word for it…! Go see it for yourself.

i want to go to there

I grew up 1 block away from here. I used to go there all the time (especially to go to the Musee Mechanique, vintage arcade that was next door). I hear that the arcade has moved away and I assumed this died with it but I’m glad to know it’s still there.