"The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents covering the years 1978–2002. So if you want to find out more about lights in the sky over Waterloo Bridge, near misses by pilots, crop circles - and what the UK government thought of it all - this is the place to start. The files are in PDF format."
"PDPal is a public art project for the Palm, PDA and the web. It is a mapping application that transforms your everyday activities and urban experiences into a dynamic city that you write." Also look here for some more material on this project.
This project looks interesting, although only three postings in the weblog it is now abandoned. A blog dedicated to colors, combinations of them and websites. Anybody please continue this project or make something similar?
"One of the absolutely most fascinating topics to me is human communication with unknown intelligence – and not even because of the potential alien receivers, but because of what it says about ourselves, and the challenges faced in its design."
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"A fun little ninja game. Use your skills to maneuver a grand fortress to get back at your accountant for robbing you of your pride and money." A very fun game! Btw, music by Goto80.
"This video runs with quadruple speed documenting the process of drawing. By fastforwarding the cognitive process involved in the creation of the finished work becomes visible.
Simillar to language thoughts develop from the process of drawing- a theory decsribed by H.v. Kleist in his essay "über die allmähliche verfertigung der gedanken beim reden" (about the procedual formation of thoughts while talking), which served as a mayor inspiration for this project."
"Our ambition is to harness the power of video games in the service of humanistic principles. Aware of the tremendous and wide-ranging impact games have in our world, the 'Values at Play (VAP) research project' seeks to assist and encourage designers in creating games that further the understanding and appreciation of such values as equality, diversity, creativity, and many more."
This one is called "The 10 worst Keyboards of all time", but I don't see it like that. Nevertheless they are interesting reviews and cool pictures from old keyboards, that makes computing history so cute.