The standard kit of cubelets has 20 blocks and contains an assortment of sensor, action, and operator blocks. With it, you can experiment and create mobile robots and logic constructions.
Really cool idea. I would love to buy a set of these but $300 is more than I can afford just now, plus they're out of stock and seem to only be available on request.
Lindsey just sent me this link to a fascinating Thundercats trailer from Cartoon Network.
Beautiful 'music' produced by mapping sounds to the New York City subway map and journey times.
A variant on Langton's ant with some added features. What's nice is that you can encode an algorithm and then send it to people via a URL. Nice idea!
I didn't post anything in February. Weird.
In the spirit of placehold.it, Mark James has created placekitten, a service that provides pictures of kittens that you can use as placeholder images when designing websites.
But that's not the only use for this service. Lee Semel has created a jQuery plugin, jquery-placekitten to replace all images on the current page with images from placekitten, and Hacker News user sisk created this bookmarklet that you can paste into your URL bar and will replace all images on the current page.
Clever designs. I had never noticed the similarity between the shape of Cloud City and the gap in Boba Fett's visor.
Ultra-high-resolution image of Seville. Because you can't have too many pixels, right?