Lenticulations :: Animated 3D Multiple Lens Photographs
posted on Dec-2-06 at 8:14 AM

Explore Beethoven's Eroica Symphony [note: flash, sound]
posted on Oct-31-06 at 5:28 AM

Autostitch is the world's first fully automatic 2D image stitcher. Capable of stitching full view panoramas without any user input whatsoever, Autostitch is a breakthrough technology for panoramic photography, VR and visualisation applications. This is the first solution to stitch any panorama completely automatically, whether 1D (horizontal) or 2D (horizontal and vertical). Don't miss the gallery.
posted on Oct-22-06 at 8:38 PM

Swords and Sandals .. Create a gladiator, arm him up with a variety of armour and weapons, and send him into battle against a horde of crazy gladiators. [note: flash]
posted on Oct-19-06 at 11:37 AM

Splice gives anyone, anywhere the ability to collaborate on music right through a web browser. Users can upload or record sounds, make songs, listen to other user's songs, make remixes, make friends and a whole lot more.
posted on Oct-16-06 at 5:14 AM

The Bobitos have been captured in an unknown dimension. They need your help to come back to their world... If you can guide the king to the central square and stop him there, a dimensional door to their world gets opened! [note: Flash]
posted on Oct-14-06 at 11:54 PM

Newsfilter : Lightning exits woman's bottom. Unfortunately, there's no video.
posted on Oct-13-06 at 3:41 PM

Interesting update on Maxon Crumb, fascinating guru brother of counterculture cartoonist Robert Crumb.
posted on Oct-4-06 at 7:02 AM

Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce. Minimize your chemical exposure in the produce aisle. PDFs : download a pocket version for your purse or wallet; en Español tambien.
posted on Sep-29-06 at 3:05 PM

neave.tv is an experimental use of video over the web... To watch, you'll need a broadband connection (>1mb) and a fast computer (1GHz or higher).
posted on Sep-19-06 at 6:45 PM

Free Movies, Documentaries, Cartoons, TV-Shows, Music & Comedy - 100% handpicked content chosen to inform, educate, shock and entertain you. Most of the old films and cartoons are in public domain: "when a work's copyright or patent restrictions expire, it enters the public domain and may be used by anyone for any purpose." The newer media is probably not in public domain, they are just freely available for some unknown reason. Tomorrow they could be gone.
posted on Sep-18-06 at 2:21 PM

Interesting gallery of images people have made using a program called zBrush. (some images nsfw)
posted on Sep-17-06 at 1:45 PM

Would you like a little head from Tom Cruise? Drew Barrymore? Brad Pitt? Lou Costello? Faces of Fame can help you... lifemasks from dozens and dozens of famous people.
posted on Sep-15-06 at 8:48 PM

Meal Assembly ... a new trend in figuring out what's for dinner. You go to a professional kitchen and assemble any number of meals, then bring them home and freeze them. Like a salad bar, but more diverse. They provide all the ingredients and the basic recipes, and cut out the shopping, the leftover ingredients ... (and maybe the creativity?). The upside is low cost (as low as $3 a portion), and better portion control. Coming soon to a suburb near you.
posted on Sep-6-06 at 9:01 AM

Frank Lloyd Wright in Half Life 2 a machima walkthrough of the Falling Water / Kaufmann House. (youtube) (higher res version - 57mb) (slightly more information)
posted on Aug-31-06 at 2:55 PM

HumanCar (note: 6.7mb WMV) row, row, row your car... but it's telling that they show it going downhill, but not up. And will you need 3 friends whenever you need to run to the store? More videos, and information here.
posted on Aug-23-06 at 3:05 AM

Nimian Hunter ~ Ride your horse, lasso the creatures, and feed your demon. (note: flash)
posted on Aug-14-06 at 9:58 PM

BULLSHIT! Penn & Teller present their rational, libertarian bent views on diverse subjects, now available for free download on Google Video ::: profanity; creationism; alien abductions; conspiracy theories; recycling; gun control; endangered species; religion; the bible; family values; the apocalypse; signs from heaven; the occult; 12-step recovery programs; exercise v. genetics; environmentalism; hypnosis; ghosts; the war on drugs; feng shui / bottled water; college; PETA; and abstinence.
posted on Aug-11-06 at 9:22 AM

flatlife (google video) and about flatlife
posted on Jul-21-06 at 6:29 AM

Apollo Panoramic Images [note: Quicktime VR]
posted on Jul-16-06 at 1:15 PM

The first 24 minutes of the new movie of Phillip K. Dick's classic A Scanner Darkly. *NSFW*
posted on Jul-14-06 at 9:56 AM

kama3d ~ Made by an anonymous French artist, this series of sculptures of kama sutra positions was supposedly exhibited at the Chambéry Modern Art Museum (Musée d'Art et d'Histoire) recently. Now you can virtually walk around them. Reminscent of that sculpture of Britney giving birth on a bearskin. But are they real? *NSFW* (Note: FLASH)
posted on Jul-13-06 at 3:31 AM

MusicLens enables users to find pieces of music using very vaguely described criteria, such as loudness (perceived volume), mood or purpose. The search or recommendations query can be enhanced or limited by adjusting the ten control sliders. Example : All slow titles by Madonna from the 90s that also sound sexy. (Note: FLASH)
posted on Jul-11-06 at 8:43 PM

Recent Shuttle Launch from Unusual Angles
+ Right forward Solid Rocket Booster camera (Windows media)
+ Right aft Solid Rocket Booster camera (Windows media)
+ Left aft Solid Rocket Booster camera (13.7 Mb Quicktime movie)
+ Left forward Solid Rocket Booster camera (13.6 Mb Quicktime movie)
+ Separation composite view (10 Mb Quicktime movie)
posted on Jul-9-06 at 5:05 PM

Will Wright & Brian Eno, Playing with Time. (MP3, Vorbis) Will Wright, creator of the video games "Sim City," "The Sims," and the forthcoming "Spore," spoke with Brian Eno on many subjects, including time, and generative programming, on June 26, 2006, in seminar put on by the Long Now Foundation. (Summary).
posted on Jul-8-06 at 2:57 PM

How to Spot a Jap ... scan of a 1942 US military educational comic strip, illustrated by Milton Canniff.
posted on Jul-6-06 at 4:29 PM

Amanda Congdon leaves Rocketboom. Precise reasons seem to vary.
posted on Jul-5-06 at 1:09 PM

Newspaper Snippet Generator
posted on May-9-06 at 2:07 PM

And so begins the startling adventures of the most sensational strip character of all time : SUPERMAN!
posted on May-7-06 at 6:34 AM

Titan Descent Data Movie with Bells and Whistles
posted on May-4-06 at 1:36 PM

AOOA (The Telephone) ...short, yet moody and evocative point-and-click puzzle. (If it's too short and leaves you wanting more, how about trying Magneto Syndrome? It's another short yet interesting sci-fi point-and-click/escape puzzle.) (note: flash)
posted on Apr-11-06 at 8:00 AM

Seeds of Imagination operates on the premise that talking (er, typing) to your plants encourages interesting growth. Try: sun, water, love, happy, fruit, etc. If a word is recognized, you will see it float up toward your plant. If not, it just disappears without a trace. You may also change the color of parts of the plant by typing in colors. (note: Flash, subtle ad)
posted on Apr-10-06 at 7:55 AM

Bonobo's Bongos (note: Shockwave)
posted on Apr-9-06 at 5:38 AM

drifts ... move the red bubble with your mouse cursor. do not touch the purple bubbles! collect the green bubbles! touch the blue bubbles to turn green bubbles into points. you need at least three green bubbles to earn a point. collect more than 3 bubbles for bonus points! (note: flash)
posted on Apr-6-06 at 10:54 PM

连环梦 ... (aka Kawa) "It might be an exit; It might be a trap; It might be just a dream." 连环梦 is a surreal point-and-click maze/puzzle from China, full of twists and unexpected turns. (note: flash)
posted on Apr-5-06 at 10:50 PM

Sugar babies made of marzipan.
posted on Apr-3-06 at 1:49 PM

videoville.org .. a wiki for cool music videos. An extension of videos.antville.org.
posted on Mar-30-06 at 7:41 PM

Don Pixel is a collection of little diversionary flash games, like Light Brigade, Zelda : The Collecting of Pills (a mashup of pacman and zelda), and Hapland, a sort of samorost clone. All in flash or shockwave. Something for everyone.
posted on Mar-29-06 at 10:41 AM

Puppettool lets you animate a variety of avatars. [note: shockwave, nudity]
posted on Mar-12-06 at 8:08 PM

Creative Home Engineering is a registered contracting company that adds value to homes by integrating silent, automated, hidden passageways. [note: flash]
posted on Feb-28-06 at 1:55 PM

The 25 most popular television broadcasts, actors and directors based on anonymous, aggregated data from DVR owners, updated weekly.
posted on Feb-23-06 at 2:53 PM

Kottke ends the micropatron experiment. After a year (and $39,900), Jason decides that loafing around collecting paypal payments is just too much work.
posted on Feb-22-06 at 8:59 AM

Blueprint ... Guide the ball to the target by making a path for it to follow. Fourteen levels of perplexity! (Flash)
posted on Feb-16-06 at 9:26 AM

Galactic Central is the mother lode of magazine archives, with publishing information and cover art, including a prodigious pile of pulp magazines.
posted on Feb-8-06 at 7:54 PM

The Roots Music Listening Room for Collectors of American Roots Music. We feature Old-Time Strings Bands, Ballads & Breakdowns, Early Blues & Gospel, some Early Jazz, Vintage Country Gospel, Early Bluegrass and various Ethnic Musics played by immigrants to America. Most of this material was originally recorded in the 1920s through the early 1950s and was first issued on 78 RPM Records. (Out of consideration for others only download about 15-20 songs in one day.)
posted on Feb-7-06 at 2:38 PM

Fear of Girls ... a film about elite tabletop role-players, by Ryan Wood.
posted on Jan-29-06 at 10:36 AM

Because graph paper wants to be free ... Free downloadable graph paper ... plain, lined, multi width, hexagonal, even semi-bisected trapezoid. All free, in PDF format, for all your open source graphing needs. (Let's just hope the PIAA doesn't catch on.)
posted on Jan-24-06 at 10:50 AM

Find out what's in it before it's in you ... using free software provided by the US Department of Agriculture's database. The information, which can be kept on a PC (Windows) or PDA (Palm OS), provides a detailed listing of nutrients (calories, protein, fat, carbs, sugars, vitamins, minerals) on almost 7,000 foods, including processed and fast foods.
posted on Jan-21-06 at 10:32 AM

Organic Foods ... Consumer Reports spells out which organic foods are worth buying, and which you should skip.
posted on Jan-10-06 at 8:49 AM

Burning Man 2005 ... 100 photos by Scott London. (note: some nudity. may not be safe for work.)
posted on Jan-8-06 at 9:41 PM