FOLKESTONOMY: Blog: 562 Sockets = 1686 times drilling

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Francois marking up the signs for drilling

Francois spent the weekend fixing sockets to the blank signs. 562 sockets in total to store the add on signs. Finally the ideas become visible and soon we can start to test how the mapping language will work as a physical object.

Posted May 18, 2008 20:29 by Andreas Lang

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