A little while ago I wrote about Internet Governance and the history of the Internet. I recently found a video documentary from ARPA explaining the benefits and theory behind a nation wide networks. I hope you enjoy this circa 1977 video.
Check out this video of a New York University project using a multi-input touch screen. Screen allows Minority Report like interaction with applications. No word on when this technology will reach the consumer market, but I’m sure it will be some time. Our technique is force-sensitive, and provides unprecedented resolution and scalability, allowing us to [...]
Today, Google released Google Mars. Utilizing Google Maps to provide an interactive map of Mars, much like the Google Moon project, was accomplished by a partnership between Google and Arizona State University’s THEMIS project. Google Mars features three methods to view our red neighbor: Elevation – A shaded relief map, generated with data from the [...]
Recently I’ve been watching Professor Walter Lewin from the MIT Physics Department while I work. Prf. Lewin is very entertaining in his lectures. Granted if you are not already interested in science you will not find these videos exciting. But for myself, I find them intriguing, well produced and informative. You can check them out [...]
Seams like everyone is raving (or complaining) about the new commercial for Carl’s Jr. the hamburger chain. The spot airing in major markets right now and soon to go nationwide for Hardees (Carl’s big brother) features the once again scantily clad Paris Hilton. I heard the name a few weeks ago, I friend was asking [...]