Thomas Guy

Pre-Computer Internet

Early 1980s intercontinental internet traffic followed (geographically) the same basic infrastructure that had existed for much of the previous century. The image above illustrates early submarine telecommunications lines. Map of Undersea Cables from 1901

Firefox 3.5 on 3.5 inch Floppies

This poster set is about our old friends, 3.5 inch floppy disks. Higher density drives are built to read, write and even format lower density media without problems, provided the correct media are used for the density selected. This Posters shows, how many floppies are enough for current softwares. Result (Approximate) 46 disk for iTunesContinue reading “Firefox 3.5 on 3.5 inch Floppies”

Mr. Rogers is a Pimp

Mr. Rogers can – oh, snap! 0UWya.gif (320×240).

Amazing Brick Machine Rolls Out Roads Like Carpet

Sweet. Now if they can just make one for lego bricks. The device rolls out a beautiful and sustainable hardscape, creating an instant road anywhere it travels. While the process may look magical, the secret lies in a smartly designed gravity-based system. via Amazing Brick Machine Rolls Out Roads Like Carpet | Inhabitat – GreenContinue reading “Amazing Brick Machine Rolls Out Roads Like Carpet”

Cezkid has Some Great 8-bit 3-D Stuff on DeviantArt

Check it out: http://cezkid.deviantart.com/. This series includes Link (from Legend of Zelda), Bill from Contra, Mudkipz (I herd u liek them), and, of course, the most dangerous plumber on earth ( Mario).