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A way to tell if you're late

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Morten Just

Here's the thing: unlike what computers like to believe, we don't travel from A to B exactly as they planned it.

We stop for coffee. We meet a friend. We take detours. We shop.

And then time slips away.

So, there's that blue dot on your map. That's you. What if there were a red dot as well? One that arrives on time. If you see the red dot is in front of you on the route, well, then you should run. If it's behind you, you can grab a coffee.


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Future Products

How to teleport a printer across the Atlantic

This fictional company would allow you to send anything, of any size, to any big city — for free, and at 50 times less the pollution

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Experiments

Seeing how long it takes to read a book with a paper clip and a browser extension

Ebooks are great, but they're hard to judge by the cover - and thickness

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Experiments

Photos are notes, too

Ephemeral note taking with photos

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Future Products

How a remote control with just one button could make your TV great again

Yes, just one, big, nice button. The manual would say one thing: “Press the button”. Here’s how it could work.