Computers aren't very good at generating truly random data, and often need some input from the physical world.

Cloudflare, a company that provides cybersecurity services uses a wall of lava lamps in its headquarters to generate true randomness for secure encryption. The unpredictable motion of the lava inside ...

Nanoleaf’s latest device is your typical RGB color-changing light fixture with 32 LEDs per side and a total of 64 color zones offering a glow both toward the user and against the wall.

The ZAK+FOX wallpaper and plaster ceiling are different shades of blue ... The vintage rug in the living room hails from East Turkestan; the vase lamp from the Persian Safavid Dynasty (1501–1736), and ...

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The Brooklyn-based artist repurposes personal items — clothing, jewelry and found objects — into dynamic works of art in her exhibition, "I was wearing this when you met me.” ...

This is not just throwing noodles to the wall. Both are back onstage in May ... He sits in a giant hand-shaped chair, a lava lamp on a nearby table, and a collection of vinyl albums.

Inside the waiting room I found what I’d ... the ground floor selling everything from multicolored Lenin busts to lava lamps. Lenin spent his days churning out tracts in the reading room of ...