Quality Linkage
Quality Linkage: Electric Cars, Rocket Launches, and Elon Musk’s Radness
A weekly roundup of links to articles, videos, and/or photographs that have a focus on art, life, hard work, simplicity, creativity, and mindful living.
Quality Linkage
Quality Linkage: Fiery Ladders, Night Sky Meditations, and the Ethics of Ad-Blocking
A weekly roundup of links to articles, videos, and/or photographs that have a focus on art, life, hard work, simplicity, creativity, and mindful living.
J.B. Camera Designs’ Wooden Grips for Mirrorless Cameras
Camera grips fashioned from aluminum and either bamboo or walnut, providing full access to your battery and memory card while also protecting the bottom of your camera.
Coffee Slingers T-Shirt
Coffee Slingers is one of the best coffee shops and roasters in my home town of Oklahoma City. If you’re ever in town you should really check the place out and get some delicious coffee, but a trip to OKC isn’t required to get one of their awesome t-shirts. The design of the roasting machine and the iconography are all great, plus…
Ruck Strap
I’m going to let my Oklahoma bias show once again, this time with the Ruck Strap by HoldFast. Made in Tulsa, this camera strap is made of duck canvas and leather, and cleverly features a few places to keep small items. The two front pockets allow you to store credit cards, cash, memory cards, and other such things. The elastic band on…
Yield Picnic Bag
Summertime is in full swing, and the weather here in Oklahoma City has been quite pleasant this year, unlike previous years where it’s constantly 100°F or higher. It’s perfect picnic weather, and I’m considering picking up a couple of these Yield Picnic Bags. Essentially, it’s a tote bag you can carry your food and/or drink with, and when you get to the…
SETA Smartphone Stand
Today seems to be the day for somewhat unusual iPhone stands. The SETA Smartphone Stand is an interesting Kickstarter project that proposes to hold your phone in place using a “NanoSuction” surface. You push your phone against the suction pad to hold it in place, and pull or twist to remove it — no sticky residue involved. It doesn’t have its own…
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