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20 dic 2010
Lego Technic Idea books
No Starch Press sent me three neat-looking books. They are part of the Lego Technic Idea Book series. The first is called Simple Machines, the second is called Wheeled Wonders, and the third is called Fantastic Contraptions. All three were written by Yoshihito Isogawa.
30 nov 2010
Hungry rats vs. a scary-looking LEGO robot
Fear is like hot porridge. Too much is bad. Not enough is bad. You want that balance to be just right. The amygdala is the part of the brain tasked with job of playing Goldilocks. If it's overactive, you'll end up a quivering ball of uselessness. If it's missing, you'll be an action-movie badass—right up until the point where you get yourself killed.
Hungry rats vs. a scary-looking LEGO robot
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