Collaborate Disseminate
Following the blaze that damaged the iconic Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, the French Prime Minister announced plans for an architecture competition and a modern redesign. We’ve since reported on one interesting proposal from Vincent Callebau… Continue reading Apple Store designer envisions rebuilding Notre-Dame using glass
The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, has undergone a little work in recent years, including a first floor renovation and the addition of some wind turbines, but now the land surrounding the iconic building will receive a makeover too. The first… Continue reading Massive landscaping project to bring site of iconic Eiffel Tower to life
“I wouldn’t call it a miracle but I’m very, very happy.” Continue reading Thousands of Bees Living on Notre Dame’s Roof Survived the Fire
This is what happens when a transportation company can’t scale. Continue reading This Paris Bikeshare Program Is a Hot Mess
Devialet’s most popular speaker is aptly called the Phantom. Continue reading A French Speaker Company Just Set Up Shop in a 19th Century Opera House
Your daily round-up of some of the other stories in the news Continue reading News in brief: flying cars take off; terrible passwords; Facebook picks Paris incubator campus
The government-backed ‘Le.Taxi’ isn’t a real threat — yet. Continue reading France’s Government-Backed Uber Replacement Should Thrill Uber
The best way to pull off this deception: tell your significant other that you’d want nothing more than a romantic week in Paris. Arrive in Paris, stash your bags, and then take either the number three or eleven Metro. When you get to the station that looks like the inside of a giant steam engine, Arts et Métiers, get out. You’re now ten Euros away from one of the coolest museums a hacker could visit.
A significant portion of modern science’s beginnings is sitting in the Musée, polished and beautiful. Most of them are housed in cabinets so old they’re …read more
Continue reading Hacker Places To Visit: Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris
As many of the members of the Brian Benchoff hate/fan club know, the life of a Hackaday writer is nomadic and filled with exciting adventures. Jenny List is actually crime fighting cyborg (think Bond); it’s why she knows so much about electronics. James Hobson is Iron Man. The list goes on. There are lots of unnecessary details, but to summarize: Last month I was living in Washington State, this month I am in Paris, France. It’s really nice here, the buildings are beautiful, the cathedrals stunning, and the food significantly tastier.
However, as a contracting engineer with a project involving …read more
Continue reading In Paris Buying a 3D Printer is Cheaper than Renting Machine Time
I’m in the train from Paris where I attended the RMLL Security Track version 2016. The RMLL or “Rencontres Mondiales du Logiciel Libre” is an annual event around free software. Amongst multiple tracks, there is always one dedicated to information security (around free software of course). The global event was
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