I originally found this post at boingboing.net. It's a cool video explaining electronics from the 1950's.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
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A discussion of Christianity from a confessional Lutheran and humanitarian activist perspective, peppered with updates from my ray tracing computer graphics, usually using POV-Ray (povray) 3.5 or blender. Lately however I've been blogging about my frustrations and triumphs in setting up linux on my hobby PC's.
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- breadwig.com
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- Occasio
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- Pixar's work finally slides into the Uncanny Valley
- Space Drama!
- Draft of IRTC pre-round entry
- Conservatives' one-sided citation of tradition mak...
- Roadside stand near Birmingham, Alabama (LOC)
- Outrageous quote of the day
- Excellent album for driving in car on sunny afternoon
- Who will remain standing in day of Judgment?
- Procedurally generated landscape -- land and sea
- Electrons on parade
- Martin Luther's "Concerning Councils"
- How to make one-pass 3D anaglyphs in povray
- Fundies & secularists agree on one thing.
- Anselm! Anselm!
- Inside joke for povray enthusiasts
- Voodoo scientists attack all religion.
- Pollster.com ad on party affiliation
- Baby sea turtles victimized by plastic debris.
- procedurally generated cities
- Fox News lying through cropping.
- 3D Anaglyphs in povray, the way they're supposed t...
- Improved red-blue 3d anaglyph, one-pass rendering...
- Early, faulty versions of a one-pass 3D anaglyphs ...
- 1 Mei demonstratie in Amsterdam / Demonstration on...
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