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.
Filed under: games, geek, programming, science, technology, web design by Paul McClean
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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 [...]
Filed under: FOSS, education, geek, technology, web design by Paul McClean
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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 [...]
Filed under: art, geek, media, music, technology, web design by Paul McClean
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Don’t know how long this has been up but it looks really cool. Seems there is a new Lost alternate reality game online called Find815. I’ve only dipped my toes into it this afternoon but I’ve got to say, it’s one of the slickest ARG’s I’ve seen, with very high production values and some great [...]
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The nice folks at Google have come up with yet another incredibly useful API for us to fiddle with, Google Charts. It allows developers to easily generate PNG format image files in response to a series of URL parameters.
I’ve been wanting a more elegant solution than Libchart for a while. While Libchart does what it [...]
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