the least significant bit

This is what blog.datenmafia.org looks like if you enter the URL into the Website as graph visualizer.

I just read on this blog that some guy patched the Desktop Manager to make use of the built in sudden-motion-sensor of some Apple notebooks. This makes it possible to switch between different screens by just tapping the notebook from left or right. It’s hard to describe, so just watch the video and you’ll understand.

My project proposal for TotalSurveillance received an Honorary Mention at this year’s Prix Ars Electronica in the [the next idea] category.

Check out the list of awarded projects for 2006 - some of them are really cool.

… 94% aller Menschen beim Ausprobieren eines neuen Stiftes als erstes ihren Namen schreiben?

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No, this is NOT a fake. The only problem is, that I haven’t managed to get the Trackpad/Mouse working yet. This is the only thing which prevents me from switching to Windows 1.0 completely

A film about the relativity of size.

I’m currently doing some research for a project whose goal is to track a mobile phone via GPS and show its position on a webpage in realtime. Today I took a closer look on the Google Maps API and tried to integrate it with the HTTP.Push-Library by Larry Lansing. This library allows the server to actually PUSH data to the web-browser (there is no need for the browser to poll the server for new data every few seconds) via a persistent HTTP connection.
After 1 or 2 hours of trial and error, my little demo application actually works: Check it out!