EA and Tiger Woods have teamed up to respond to YouTube user Levinator25’s discovery of the “Jesus shot” glitch in the new Tiger Woods game for the Xbox 360. This is pure marketing genius:
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In the run-up to The Dark Knight next week (or later today, if you’re lucky ol’ me), you now have something to look forward to in August too; a six part anime series entitled Batman: Gotham Knight. The series will apparently ‘tie’ Batman Begins and The Dark Knight together, much in the same way that [...]
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James Houston recreates Radiohead’s ‘Nude’ from their awesome album In Rainbows using a Sinclair ZX Spectrum, an oscillioscope, a dot matrix printer, a scanner and a speaker made out of freakin’ hard drives. It’s just… amazing. Cheers for the link, Seb
Big Ideas (don’t get any) from James Houston on Vimeo.
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Two snippets of web lovely for you…
Interactive periodic table:
http://www.touchspin.com/chem/SWFs/pt2k61012.swf
also Wolfenstein… in Javascript. My mind, she is blown.
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Ya know, suddenly that Wii fit seems like it could be a sound investment…
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The brilliant educational-portal.com has posted 40 great online computer related courses that you can take for free. Some are aimed at beginner users or for people who have an interest in something (web design, for example) but want to know more. For the more advanced pupil, there’s software theory, security, XML and loads of other [...]
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This is something I would definitely love to go and see…
Video Games Orchestrated - Watch more free videos
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Really entertaining presentation on the history of the internet, from the first email sent in 1965 right up to today’s social networking phenomenon. If you’ve ever wondered how the internet came to be (no, Al Gore didn’t invent it), watch this right now. Bonus geek points to Ethan for the 12 inch powerbook.
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I came across G-Archiver, I figured what the heck I’ll give it a try.
It didn’t really have the functionality I was looking for, but being a programmer myself I used Reflector to take a peek at the source code. What I came across was quite shocking. John Terry, the apparent creator, hard coded his username [...]
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Via dhammond on Metafilter, Oamos is a multimedia search engine that combines images, video, audio and links into a kind of customised presentation based on your search term. It’s kind of hard to describe, you have to try it out for yourself. It really reminds me of Tomato’s work from days of yore.
The first thing [...]
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