Prepare to have this song stuck in your head all week. Several versions of Iko Iko have rocked since 1953 and this reimagining by N.A.S.A. is no less addictive. Enjoy!
N.A.S.A
Iko (feat. Lizzo)
Prepare to have this song stuck in your head all week. Several versions of Iko Iko have rocked since 1953 and this reimagining by N.A.S.A. is no less addictive. Enjoy!
N.A.S.A
Iko (feat. Lizzo)
Dennis "Fox" Bonilla is a Co-Founder and the Chief Executive Officer at Harbinger Creative where he develops next generation spatial computing technologies. Fox created Unified Pop Theory with his friends to bookmark and comment on novel intersections of technology, science, and the arts. Fox is a trend finder and idea maker who is inspired by individuals that believe the world can be changed one great project at a time. Want to collaborate? Reach out to Fox on LinkedIn.

I’ve been using a late 2012 i7 Mac Mini as a headless server running Plex and other services for a few years. I noticed certain resolutions would be unavailable when I remote connected to it via OS X screen sharing and portions of the screen would often just appear black unless I dragged a window over them.
Sometimes you hear a song that you know is going to be played to death all summer long. Sometimes you see a video that you know will invade your brain for the rest of the year. The Major Lazer video for Bubble Butt is not safe for work and straddles the line of tastelessness. I chose to share the video because it’s visually arresting and likely to get popular very fast. This track is ripe for remixing. You have been warned.

I saw an image today that states that the character of Peter Pan was an angel that held kids’ hands on their way to heaven. I was curious so I looked up if there is any truth to the statement. The closest I got was that James Matthew Barrie (J. M. Barrie), the author of Peter and Wendy, lost his brother David two days before the young man’s 14th birthday. David Barrie died in an ice-skating accident which both deeply affected James Matthew and his mother, J.M later wrote that his mother took solace in the idea that David would never grow old and leave home.