Submitted by AliaK on Tue, 13/06/2006 - 15:06
Sleepy Brain was an online magazine created by Simon Sellars, a freelance writer and editor. Hess also the founder of the Liquid Architecture festival of sound art; of Subterrain, a magazine of writings about homelessness; and of Ballardian, a website recording the career and influence of the novelist J.G. Ballard. For the past three years Simon has been performing extensive work for Lonely Planet Publications, including a notable stint in the Micronesian region. Sellar is also a co-author of the forthcoming Lonely Planet Guide to Micronations. visit http://www.sleepybrain.net for more details
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 05/06/2006 - 05:06
Cinegage Utilites have developed an elegant solution to posting videos on websites with their vPIP utility. Now it's easy to post multiple videos on a single page and have them play one at a time. The Play in Thickbox feature is pretty cool too - the video movie plays as an overlay on the page you're on. Visit the Cinegage Utilites website to download and find out more : http://utilities.cinegage.com/videos-playing-in-place/ or click on the image below to view a quick demo (& an elephant in delhi)
Submitted by Alia Kiama on Sat, 20/05/2006 - 17:27
I'm getting into Second Life. I tried to use it a couple of years ago when I first heard of it but my old laptop graphics card wasn't up to spec so I couldn't actually logon :( since getting the macbook I no longer have this problem! so my second life name is Alia Kiama, I haven't bought any land yet but I'm going to try make some objects.. once I work out all the new terminology. it's similar to the old compuserve worlds away and active worlds avatar based systems but seem to be more popular. the main difference is that when you build something you are allowed to keep your IP. people are making their living in RL (real life) creating objects in the world. you can buy and sell Linden $ (the inworld currency) on websites, and for US$.
(I'll post SL articles using my second life name, Alia Kiama)
some links whilst researching second life stuff :
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Submitted by AliaK on Sat, 20/05/2006 - 17:09
Submitted by kathy on Tue, 25/04/2006 - 05:24
Here's a quick video I shot whilst driving to work yesterday - it's of a few scenes in New Delhi, India. I don't really like talking on camera but thought it was time I practiced and started uploading some more videos.
It's an .mv4 file - hopefully it will open in QuickTime!
or click on the link below for direct download / to open file manually
http://www.archive.org/download/Delhi__Drive_to_work_25042006/delhi_driv...
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 17/04/2006 - 17:25
Drupal Theme Garden, is a place where you can see the work of Drupal artists in action. Artists who have (re-)designed their Drupal site, who have found Drupal a great basis for their artistic skills. On this site you can select different Drupal themes and see what the site looks like, then download the theme for your own Drupal based site.
visit www.Themegarden.org for more details
old site was http://themes.drupal.org/ - this has been replaced by ThemeGarden.org - thanks k4labz for the update!
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 17/04/2006 - 17:19
DrupalSites.net is a directory that lists websites powered by the open-source content management system Drupal. They hope to demonstrate the flexibility of this CMS by listing all the different sites out there.
Submitted by AliaK on Mon, 17/04/2006 - 16:54
Lullabot creates drupal podcasts and videocasts with useful tips on how to use Drupal as well as new module introduction.
Lullabot designs strategies and open source solutions for companies weary from vendor lock-in, software license fees and the burdens of maintaining proprietary information systems. We have immense experience with Drupal and other open source software and stay current of best practices, latest trends and technologies. We provide consultation, training, development support, and documentation to help our clients harness the power of these constantly growing and improving applications.
Submitted by kathy on Sun, 16/04/2006 - 07:20
this is a test only to check I can load processing applets on this site.
this is one of the basic tutorials (with adjusted parameters) - nothing too exciting!
width="400" height="400" mayscript="true">
To view this content, you need to install Java from java.com
Source code: sketch_060416a
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