the all-species toolkit is open source. now that's a worthy project.
the all-species toolkit is open source. now that's a worthy project.
erik is right. livejournal gets more things right than any other piece of blogging software.
"the JMA operates a network of 180 seismographs and 600 seismic intensity meters and provides real-time earthquake reports to the media and on the internet". this is very cool.
aha! there's a book/map along with dates and some history.
and the map should link up to this site, which documents the stations excellently
if it hasn't been done yet, some one should make a version of the modern tube map, nut include all of the closed stations. that would be interesting.
a trippy zoomy loopy thingy from b3ta can keep you distracted for hours.
new band of the week: bearsuit are english and very cool.
this bush animcation is actually amusing
e pointed me at ipod vs cassette. good stuff. i still love my mini though :)
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