We're back with a brand new show filled with all the good stuff: Bill Nye's non-profit organization is working on a private spacecraft the size of a loaf of bread; Mozilla adds core VR support to Firefox Nightly builds; and a Chinese developer completed construction on a 3D-printed, 5-story building.
We're also checking out a fun Kickstarter game called "Bring Your Own Book," and doing a short demo of it on the show. It's pretty fun, so we highly recommend checking it out.
Tomorrow Daily 118 [mp3]: Bill Nye's spacecraft, Mozilla's in-browser VR and more
Here are some links and notes for all the things on the show today:
- Bill Nye and his non-profit, Planetary Society, are building a spacecraft
- Mozilla adds core VR support to its Firefox browser
- Chinese developer finishes construction on the world's first 3D-printed apartment building
- Back It or Hack It: "Bring Your Own Book" (a card game using your own books)
- User Feedback: Your #TDClass feedback, and our Phonetographer of the Day
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