March 2011
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Molehill & Away3D
After just a few weeks since Molehill’s 3D APIs were available as part of the Flash Player 11 Incubator program, the examples of great work keep rolling in. Here’s a cool one from Shane of UltraVisual, with full source code here: http://bit.ly/fllFwj
More Molehill & Away3D Fun http://ultravisual.co.uk/blog/2011/03/22/more-molehill-away3d-fun/
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UZIC techno
If you’re a fan of techno music, like me, then you should definitely check out the podcasts at UZIC techno.
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Build a Business, Not a Startup. →
A piece on GigaOm that is not getting enough attention:
The thousands of startups today that are pitching themselves at app competitions or in industry conferences all seem to think being a startup is enough. That daring to come up with some idea, any idea, and build a beta site is enough….
(via arielseidman)
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A 19s time lapse video of Rotterdam Central Station taken from our office. With thanks to Sander Dijkmeijer of DPI.
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van Gogh Pie →
Arthur Buxton’s beautiful piece shows Vincent van Gogh paintings as pie charts based on the most prominent colors used in them. (Via Flowing Data)
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Mobile notifications
Fred Wilson was asked what he thought would be new and game changing. He replied mobile notifications.
The reason is that notifications become the primary way I use the phone and the apps. First, it allows me to use a lot more engagement apps on my phone. Second, I can have as many communications apps as I want. And finally, the notification screen is the new home screen.
On the other hand I...
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Canvas vs SVG performance on iPad →
I created two very simple tests to see if there is a difference in performance between Canvas and SVG on the iPad and iPhone. On the iPhone SVG is 2x faster than Canvas. On the iPad the performance is similar.
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TankWorld, a WebGL game
WebGL is 3D right inside your browser, without a plugin. It will be supported by all modern browsers, but at this moment you need Chrome 8 to see it in action.
Kronos, the group managing the WebGL standard, has recently released version 1.0 of WebGL specs. With the specs done, I think there will be a growing interest in WebGL the coming time, certainly for games. For example this one,...
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Spring is coming! Although it was still freezing a couple of days ago, these running piglets assured me that spring is on its way. Finally!
If you want to see these piglets yourself, or other animals like newly born lambs, you can visit ‘t Geertje in Zoeterwoude.
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Why the USA is screwed
Mary Meeker of Kleiner Perkins has published an excellent analysis of the financial condition of the United States. It’s several hundred pages long, but luckily Henry Blodget wrote a summary on Business Insider.
What really busts our budget are the mind-boggling amounts we spend on our entitlement programs—Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid (especially Medicare and Medicaid). ...
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