
This is a nice little self-test. It's spotting a hundred people who have been famous throughout history. It is a VERY large image though, so if you are on a slow connection it will take time to load.
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Tuesday, March 10
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ed
on Tue 10 Mar 2009 10:00 AM GMT
![]() This is a nice little self-test. It's spotting a hundred people who have been famous throughout history. It is a VERY large image though, so if you are on a slow connection it will take time to load.
by
ed
on Tue 10 Mar 2009 08:00 AM GMT
They don't care. And you KNOW they don't.
Monday, March 9
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ed
on Mon 09 Mar 2009 01:00 PM GMT
Three d is of course the venture which started in the 1960s with stupid glasses, and that domed shaped thing called Cinema 2000, which appeared to be needed to be situated in a large muddy field while a panoramic image of a rollercoaster was shown, making people lean etc and humour ensuing when one of them fell in the mud.
![]() Like the previous post, this highlights the imagination - and ot some extent maths - involved in actually making a pattern on the walls and ceiling which could be three D, but isn't. More here. |
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