Lineaist Design

Purely painted, this distorted facade fools the eye in the art of "trompe-l’œil" with exact shading from the right time of day and perspective of the viewer...

No structural failure here, just precision illusion. In Moscow, artist Danila Shmelev uses trompe-l’œil, exact shading, and perspective cues to make a section of an apartment façade appear to cave in and fold into itself, transforming a plain block into a striking 3D visual glitch. Captured by [IG]

On Aug. 31, 1981, the Johnson Controls "Briefing" newsletter reported that Johnson Controls' Australian subsidiary successfully closed a $1 million contract to remove a Honeywell BAS system and install a JC/80/55 (a building automation system introduced by the company in 1980) in the Sydney Opera House.

The article noted that "Johnson Controls was picked for the job by the State [New South Wales] Government based upon our proven performance and integrity."

https://www.johnsoncontrols.com/insights/2024/history/this-month-in-history-august-2024

Tesla's new app, blowing away the competition

Tesla actually releases a ‘fart app’ as an Easter egg in its vehicles In another episode ‘Is Elon Musk kidding?’, Tesla actually did release a ‘fart app’ as an Easter egg in its vehicle software.