Monthly Archives: January 2006
Paper cuts, that’s right, you’ve had them, but why do they hurt so much? Check out paper cuts on Wikipedia. “A Moment of Science” by Indiana University Bloomington has a article about paper cuts. If you scroll down to the bottom of the article you can have it read to you or click here. (You […]
So as I was looking around the net I noticed there were a few things today, more than usual, that people have pet peeves about. Some are: The plural of the word ‘virus’ The proper usage of apostrophes It’s or Its (a simple explanation of each is here) and To who or whom it may […]
More people reading and writing blogs. More sites and a variety of projects using wikis. More people using RSS for blog syndication, getting podcasts, getting torrents. More cross-site integration. More mashups. More people listening to and creating podcasts. More vidcasts. More people using Flickr for sharing photos. My Flickr Photos More people using BitTorrent for […]
Science is cool and now even more fun! link
3D printing is pretty cool, but when you print Escher’s art in 3D, that’s awesome! link and Beyond Escher For Real
This guy in germeny created a 8 x 8 pixle display that uses punched paper to display animation. link
This guy in Norway did timelapse photography for a year out of his window. link
The important event that isn’t in the history books. link
Steve Jobs looked pretty young on the cover of the first issue of Macworld magazine. link