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This is probably the last thing you want to see if you’re dropping your daughter off at her new dorm.
Relax to a slow flythrough of an interesting subset of the quaternion Julia fractals. Bookmark This PostDiggReddit Read More »
Ski lift operators have proved that it’s not only conidae snails who can produce the Sierpinski triangle in... Read More »
I was searching through YouTube and came across Dr. Altman’s “Amazing Laser Music Can”... Read More »
This is probably the last thing you want to see if you’re dropping your daughter... Read More »
Credit goes out to Pete H. in sunny England for this great build. This version of the homemade... Read More »
This simulation of a school of fish allows you to play with the weightings of three... Read More »
I’ve been a bit busy lately with a new addition to the family. Her name is Luna, and she’s an... Read More »
A Chicago Tribune story I was interviewed for, and how to embed high quality YouTube videos... Read More »
I’ll be honest – I didn’t take anywhere near enough pictures of... Read More »
All that’s left to do is find out if your current bedframe is appropriate for a memory... Read More »
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