Flickervision updates a realtime world map as pictures are uploaded to photo site, Flickr. It is a Google mashup that’s pretty cool to watch for a few minutes as the images pop up all over the globe. The map moves to highlight images as each country gets represented. Very well done.
Don’t know if it is a visual prank or not, but it certainly looks like someone has a private parking spot for their jet.
Neodymium magnets are extremely powerful for their size and can be used for all sorts of science experiments. Due to their strength, they are usually expensive as well. One source for these magnets is usually overlooked. Normally, it is common sense to keep magnets away from your computer, since they cause problems with floppy disks [...]
I used to play Wings of Fury on an Apple IIc . It was made by Broderbund Software and ran from 5.25″ floppy disks at the time. One of the neat features of this game, for its time was that the view panned and zoomed, depending on your elevation while piloting your airplane.
It was abandoned [...]
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