thanks to Bryan, who got it from Howard Rheingold

(a series of maps with supporting detail)

Jonathan Harris at TED

the interface in beta

(copied from CogDog)

from Archive of Early American Images at the John Carter Brown Library at Brown University, Rhode Island.

dunno what this form of Information is called, but can there be ANY doubt about the Future of Mankind, at least in Korea?

Mark Slobin’s work, beautifully presented

just watch it

simply astonishing

from Raspberry Debacle

(if you don’t know about Open Source, this will give you MANY reasons to explore its archives… and the last line is one of the saddest I’ve ever read)

(ordinarily I’m not much interested in the astronomical, but these images are jaw-droppingly AWEsome)

Avi Bar-Ze’ev [Really] knows, and tells at length. A must-read

“Flickeur works like a looped magnetic tape where incoming images will merge with older materials and be influenced by the older recordings’ magnetic memory. The virtual tape will also play and record forward and backward to create another layer of randomness…”