MIT’s TechReview on why OSX may be Apple’s best move yet.
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” F. Bueller (1986)..
Every ones favourite bad ass penguin, in his own Audion skin here or here.
Sorry if this is in bad taste, but you can get Osama Bin Laden skins for Q3A, Unreal Tournament and The Sims down this link to cyberextruder.com. Not too sure the Quake one looks anything like him mind.
Martin Dodge and Rob Kitchin are co-authors of “The Atlas of Cyberspace”. The book aims to render in two dimensions a world which arguably doesn’t even exist in 3. Wired have some sample images from the book, and Martin Dodge has a collection of cyberspace maps on his own site, Cybergeography.org.
If your OSX.1 upgrade is on the way then O’Reilly.net have an article on upgrading..
What if the unthinkable happened and America lost the war?
When meme’s attack. The collaborative web artwork idea seems to be taking over, and yet I still haven’t seen any particularly successful results. Waferbaby puts a different slant on it by going for comics where each contributor only gets to see the previous panel. Of course every one trying to be a little whacky and surreal means the end results are streams of total non-sequiturs.
Explore the wonders of orbital trajectories while launching space penguins from a giant slingshot into the safety of their cockpits.
Looks like Apple will launch the long awaited OsX .1 update tomorrow during Phil Schiller’s keynote address to the Seybold Conference in San Fransisco. It is expected that X.1 will be in stores by the weekend.
