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In our recent trip through Mexico we had the chance to admire this funny translation in Grutas de Rancho Nuevo, near San Cristóbal de las Casas: “Prohibido el Paso = Forbidden the Step” (which I guess is not proper English:).
Even funnier is to find out that some people have already uploaded pictures from there. The […]
We hadn’t posted about meipi.org/spermola yet, a meipi with some special characteristics that we have developed specially for Basurama. This “forum for discussion and reflection on trash, waste and reuse in all its formats and possible meanings” (and also good people;) wanted to have a tool to enable the sharing of objects.
For us, it has […]
We finally uploaded the Beta version of Meipi! :-) As announced in Meipi Blog (in Spanish), we are still working on many different issues and finishing a special Meipi for Basurama.
So, instead of bothering everyone with technical nonsense, we’ll just encourage you to take a look at the improved version. Hopefully this video created by […]
Apart from spending time in the projects we usually talk about in the Lamboratory, Jorge and me also have our “proper” jobs, of course. :-) And being one of the aims of this site to gather together our kind-of-portfolio, this wouldn’t be complete without mentioning those.
After almost three years in a Telefónica I+D project (someday […]
The advantage of “0110 0110 0110″ is that being palindromic it can be read from both sides of the street (and even from above;-)
We’ve been saying that Meipi (the collaborative local and thematic maps project we are involved in) is “at its alpha stage” for a while now. I bet most people have already guessed that there would be a beta stage after this one. And that is in fact our idea. :-)
We’re not doing it as fast […]
Today we have released Multi User Communication gadget and the first game that takes advantage of its functionality: a Tic Tac Toe game.
Multi User Communication gadget can be used to send and receive messages between the igoogle pages of different users. Developers can create with this gadget any application or game they can imagine that […]
OK, it is in fact a terrible name. Anyway, our blog is finally here!
Why does the Lamboratory need a blog? Well, we thought it was the best way to keep the site actualized with the news we may have, as long as we are getting lazier to modify it.
We don’t promise to post regularly, but […]