(une vie de) bibliothécaire?

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— 8 months ago
noyoushutup:

i’d figure most bookcases want to vomit

noyoushutup:

i’d figure most bookcases want to vomit

(Source: naivelyoptimistic)

— 9 months ago with 137 notes
noyoushutup:

willzone:

Notice that the child blinked when the picture was snapped. But… his reflection on the right of the picture show his eyes open! How did that happen?
A modern digital camera takes pictures by scanning from one side of the frame to the other (or top to bottom, depending on how you hold the camera). For most applications, that’s fine. However, when objects move faster than the scanner, you get what is called the rolling shutter effect.

you may explain things with “science”… but i’m sticking with good ol’ ghosts!

noyoushutup:

willzone:

Notice that the child blinked when the picture was snapped. But… his reflection on the right of the picture show his eyes open! How did that happen?

A modern digital camera takes pictures by scanning from one side of the frame to the other (or top to bottom, depending on how you hold the camera). For most applications, that’s fine. However, when objects move faster than the scanner, you get what is called the rolling shutter effect.

you may explain things with “science”… but i’m sticking with good ol’ ghosts!

— 9 months ago
App allows authors to hold eBook signings for Kindles and iPads | Mail Online →

francispisani:

a new electronic book app is offering readers the chance to get their virtual books signed by their favourite authors without them having to resort to writing on the outside of their Kindle or iPad cases. The Autography application allows fans to have the signature of their favourite writers added to the inside page of their eBooks.

— 9 months ago with 1 note