http://instantrimshot.com/rimshot.swf
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Month: January 2009
[vimeo 2772480 w=500 h=282]
This is great. I specifically like the mix of the acutal video with the “how it’s made”.
Bubblicious on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
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[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OybiXxxkQG8?feature=oembed&enablejsapi=1&origin=http://safe.txmblr.com&wmode=opaque&w=500&h=375]
Just when I thought I’d seen everything cool that had been done with the Portal song.
“Theremin Hero” First ever attempt – The Portal song (Still Alive) on Theremin. (via conquerearth)
(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Project Euler
Thursday night I discovered Project Euler, a site full of math puzzles that can be solved algorithmically in under a minute each. Since then, I’ve solved the first 30-odd of them. Friday night Marcus and I sat down to solve the week’s new problem as it appeared online (we came in among the first 25 or so).
These are great fun. I think about them quite a lot as a background brain task, and I’m rediscovering how cool math problems can be. To make it a coding excercise, I’m trying too write them all in Lua and not in C, and as a result I feel that I’m getting a lot more confident in everyday Lua hacking.
Geeky pleasures.
Raving Rabbids cookies, made by Anna the Red, using the same forms as yesterday’s bento. About the forms:
“Cookies were made by buying large circular aluminum cookie cutters and then reshaped with a pair of pliers. One for the body, one for the mouth and one for the stomach ^_^”
Wow.
Next Christmas!