New Media comic.
Category: Web
Go figure, or don’t, and just enjoy…
Geographical map of the tube, and click any station to get radial details of travel times.
Perhaps more CERN tech providing advantages for everyone, eventually.
At speeds about 10,000 times faster than a typical broadband connection…
“It will lead to what’s known as cloud computing, where people keep all their information online and access it from anywhere,� he said.
For those of us who work in the digital media industry, or similar industries that result in client feedback that shits you to tears:
sciencemuseum.org.uk/launchpad/launchball/
Wicked game for puzzlers, scientists, computer nerds, or just everyone. kids too. adults three.
Hey tsr, remember a drunken convo about this concept? done.
thought i should put this up for some log of my recent work and for proof that i am definitely going to hell (rip gordon and bill hicks).
note i only made the right hand side of the site, not for any reason that i know of, but anyway.
boring.
This is a nice converter… just upload your image to the server, and voila…
gone is k-rad, now is k-ule.
no idea about colour? well next time you throw together a 20 minute party invite in a text editor,perhaps you could use some of these colour schemes for your fonts…
[couple of months old, but worth logging]
Hey, why not post up my last www site created before i left .au – loud and clear media’s website. driven by XML, and with various interactive noodles and “important” segues.
I know it’s old, but i’m working on a 2d line drawing thingo at the moment, so this came back to my attention.
I will put some line drawing trippy stuff up at funkyvector.com soon – new domain name, any ideas? i have nothing there yet.
Water is more fluid than plastic.
Post link that is clickable
Se – Ar – Ch – Fr – ie – nd – ly – li – Nk
This is data beauty.
So, flash developers, what is your quote/budget for this job???
Music Rain
Talk about API. Nuts.
The wisdom that the interface is the bottleneck.
http://blog.centopeia.com/2007/03/21/jeff-hans-multitouch-demo-ii/
Google has a new range of products coming! Check them out!
http://www.google.com/tisp/install.html
http://www.google.com/googlegulp/
http://www.google.com/romance/
http://www.google.com/jobs/lunar_job.html
http://www.google.com/technology/pigeonrank.html
http://www.google.com/mentalplex/
With smoking laws in Brisbane you can’t smoke within 4 metres of a door or some crap. I’ve seen these little ashtrays popping up around the place, looking a little like a whistle on a steam train. I was a little dismayed when I recently had a smoke break at work, and noticed they had installed one of these next to a bin 20 metres down the road, the bin being 2 metres further. The next closest bin is 20 metres the other way. I kinda figured the logical spot to put the ashtray would be between the two bins, after all, most, if not all, public bins have a built in ashtray. Oh well, I might keep flicking a butt or two onto the road in laziness and spite.
A few weeks later as I nipped out of my local bar to toke a smoke, I noticed another new ashtray installation. Wow. So here we are in a known butt piling zone, in front of two bar entries – not the most unlikey spot to find cigarette butts given you can’t smoke inside bars and alcohol 69s with cigarettes – and they’ve done the same effing thing. I felt like I was smack in between the two closest bins, surely the ashtray should be situated right here, if not for the obvious cigarette collection zone, certainly for the purpose of spreading public amenities evenly.
I came to the conclusion that the people who installed these ashtrays were idiots, or were advised by idiots. So I made the following game in the hope that said idiot(s) will find this game, learn from their mistakes, and get a bit better at what they do. In the meantime, you can practice…
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