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    ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw

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    Image of Bokusatsu_Tenshi Bokusatsu_Tenshi
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    So... it's not a cheat for Scribblenauts? I don't get it. #scribblebot
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    Image of Verno77 Verno77
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    One more tool to help kids everywhere cheat on homework!
    "Hey Mr. Johnson check out my version of Mona Lisa!" #scribblebot
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    Image of Benguin Benguin
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    So it's like Guitar Hero for pens. #scribblebot
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    Image of Wburg Wburg
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    If you could customize the images, it would be amazing for posters and banners. #scribblebot
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    Image of siawash_1 siawash_1
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    what is wrong with a printer
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    Image of CustomFirmware CustomFirmware
    11/02/09

    @siawash_1:

    ink cost money #scribblebot
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    Image of weatherman weatherman
    11/02/09

    @CustomFirmware: I'm guessing that it's cheaper to print an outline of something you see online (and probably better at complex designs) than buying some $99 piece of hardware and a bunch of sharpies. Or at the very least you'd feel like less of an idiot for buying something that could, y'know, print things like book reports, presentations, resumes, photos, etc... #scribblebot
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    Image of crsdfr crsdfr
    11/02/09

    I cant see the video at work, but from what I can see, its definitely not useless.

    A printer can only print on paper. This could draw on any horizontal surface, to any scale you like.

    Perhaps not in the guise, but the tech would have many uses outside of simple drawings. It could be used to automatically paint the lines in a car park. Though I imagine such a solution already exists. #scribblebot
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    Image of Jrsy Devil's Advocate® Jrsy Devil's Advocate®
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    This reminds me of that thing they used to sell (don't remember the name). You attach a pen or pencil to it, then trace an image with the other end (or something to that effect) and it would produce a duplicate 'drawing' on the pen/pencil end.
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    Image of Gordonium Gordonium
    11/02/09

    In reply to ScribbleBot Makes You Feel Like You Know How To Draw
    The thing about drawing is that it's a series of incredibly fine, learned, and honed muscle movements paired with cognition. This thing could, I guess, teach you to draw... but it would only teach you to draw exactly like that, pen perpendicular to the page... very odd. #scribblebot
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    tande04 promoted this comment Gordonium was starred Gordonium was unstarred
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    11/02/09

    @Gordonium: I didn't get anything from the actual video about it helping you learn to draw at all.

    It looks like just a fun easy kids toy.

    I imagine you'll be seeing it for real sooner rather then later. #scribblebot
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    Image of OMG! Ponies! OMG! Ponies!
    05/05/09

    In reply to "Apple Netbook" Student Project Is a Pencil-Drawn Beauty
    More mock-ups should be done like this. Renders are all well and good but there is no substitute for good old-fashioned physical models.


    Also, this is why we still need shop class.

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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    05/05/09

    @OMG! Ponies!: Agreed. You just can't get all of the feel of the design just looking at a CGI rendering. In studio we did lots of models for vehicles and the sort that we had to craft ourselves. While I would've enjoyed doing 3D modeling, having your idea exist physically is far more satisfying.
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    Image of TheWerewolf - Sotto voce TheWerewolf - Sotto voce
    05/05/09

    In reply to "Apple Netbook" Student Project Is a Pencil-Drawn Beauty
    Wow... too much free time or what.


    Not to mention a kind of creepy attachment to a commercial product.


    Kind of one step before tattooing an Apple logo on your arm.


    Because.. you know... only Zune freaks do that...


    Oh.. wait...


    [www.theapplecollection.com]

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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    05/05/09

    @TheWerewolf: Art projects are often very time consuming, and if an artist has lots of free time, what better way to spend that time than on more art projects.


    Art is hard, criticism is easy.

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    02/17/09

    In reply to The Circuit Board Pen Is a Forgivable Oxymoron
    Funny enough, cheap Paper <3 Mate/Bic ballpoints that come in a pack of god-knows-how-many for 3 bucks are one of the best pens to doodle with!
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    Image of syrupjoe syrupjoe
    02/17/09

    In reply to The Circuit Board Pen Is a Forgivable Oxymoron
    I think I'll wait for the pen that allows me to edit-->undo.
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    Image of infmom infmom
    02/18/09

    @syrupjoe: Use a pencil.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    02/05/09

    In reply to 9 Year Old Writes iPhone Application
    When I was 9 I was either neck deep in LEGO bricks, or playing with my BMX trying to outrun cars on the sidewalk. Daddy, why didn't you buy me a computer? What's that Daddy? You want me to burn this office down? OK, you're the boss I guess.
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    Image of Shamoononon: I shave my legs. Shamoononon: I shave my legs.
    02/05/09

    In reply to 9 Year Old Writes iPhone Application
    What a childhood. The only way this kid is ever going to have a social life is if he pays for one.
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    Image of frigg frigg
    02/05/09

    @Shamoononon has a hebetudinous dog: If he's already writing successful apps at age 9, paying for a social life is not out of the question.
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    Image of sumocat sumocat
    02/05/09

    In reply to 9 Year Old Writes iPhone Application
    "Man, this makes the "Clean Desk Award" I earned in 3rd grade seem like total crap." -- If it makes you feel better, that award was total crap to begin with.
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    02/05/09

    @sumocat: A clean desk is nothing to be ashamed of, not at all. I have never won such an award, and would proudly display it if I had. Either that or I'd leave it lying under a pile of crap on my desk, for the sake of irony.
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    Image of Curves Curves
    02/05/09

    In reply to 9 Year Old Writes iPhone Application
    Kids are practically born wired in now, and its not a bad thing. There is so much information available to them on line and through cable tv that we didnt have. I had my daughter on my lap and on line at 9 months old and she is a rabid Mythbusters and TimeWarp fan. (She also just tested in the top 5% in the country in Science, so SOMETHING is working).
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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    02/05/09

    @Curves: "She also just tested in the top 5% in the country in Science, so SOMETHING is working."


    Just introduce her to Gizmodo commenting. THAT will put a stop to that "learning" nonsense!

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    Image of Curves Curves
    02/05/09

    @bosskev: I let her read Giz posts (the ones I think she will like) but I dont let her read the comments for obvious reasons.
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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    02/05/09

    @Curves: "...but I dont let her read the comments for obvious reasons."


    And thus she stays in the top 5% of the country's class.


    Oh, and tell her that a stranger from far, far away thinks she is really cool to be achieving such high Science scores and encourages her to keep up the good work!

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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    02/05/09

    @Curves: It's because of me isn't it. Isn't it!?


    :'(

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