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charliewallace
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Comment #48537258
I see you have a weather feature that predicts temperatures for the day. How about showing that info on the clock itself, maybe as color coding? Some ideas for other useful info th…
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Comment #48536339
Nice work! Getting the moon info is a challenge, isn't it? My first sun clock was written in C++ in the 1990s. I decided to stick with a 12-hour clockface mainly because people are…
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Comment #48532122
Tip, you can rotate and zoom the steampunk clock - try zooming in on the gears! Click the "Show interface" at lower left to see all the options or switch clocks.
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Comment #48532077
Do you love weird clocks like I do? Check out my https://steampunkclock.com ! That's weird for you - based on the spirograph concept. There are actually three clocks in there; you …
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Comment #47746939
Check out https://www.steampunkclock.com - a concept inspired by a drawing toy called a spirograph. I originally coded it in c# over 10 years ago, but was able to port to the web v…
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Comment #45976387
I downloaded Antigravity this morning and was able get this Mobius Clock debugged in a few minutes - then for the heck of it added a whole list of features! I'm blown away by how f…
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Comment #45934666
Very cool! I also love clocks, especially weird ones, and recently put up this 3D Moebius Strip clock, hope you like it: https://www.mobiusclock.com
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Comment #45873013
If you happen to have an old or spare iPad or tablet, you can open my mobius clock page in a browser and set it on a shelf (plugged in of course). Kind of like a weird wall clock..…
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Comment #45870783
Just added a new feature: a 'Fast Mode' button to temporarily speed up the hands, which helps visualize how the slow-moving parts work, how the hour indicator moves along the edge.…
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Comment #45870593
Check out my project at https://www.MobiusClock.com : A 3D WebGL Clock on a Möbius Strip that shows 24hr time on a 12hr face. The hour indicator follows the edge of the strip, thus…
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Comment #45495304
I think Mr. Macintosh should have vaguely resembled Jef Raskin...
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Comment #41968050
This article is out of date; lots of progress has been made since then. The NIH-sponsored Intervention Testing Program showed conclusively and multiple times that rapamycin is able…
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Comment #41967936
I created a Weird Clock that shows the local sunrise and sunset within a conventional 12-hour clock face. This normally would only work on a 24-hour clock face, which is kind of un…
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Comment #41344505
at 261nm, this is far ultraviolet light
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Comment #38173742
Here's a link to a Google Photos album with some scenic photos I took using Ultra HDR, mostly in Yosemite last week. For this to work you will need to view it in Chrome on a device…
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Comment #38173711
There's also an Apple variant, where the hdr mask is embedded in an HEIF file...
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Comment #38172912
Ultra HDR - I predict it will cause a revolution in photography. This isn't the old HDR that was all about capturing a wider range of brightness; it refers to display of a wider ra…
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Comment #32630158
Focusing on doing something is like having a goal, which is known to be good for mental health. It's OK if the goal changes from time to time. There's a really great book about how…
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Comment #32630062
Immortality isn't happening, but you can significantly increase your health-span, to give you more time to keep learning cool fascinating stuff. There are steps you can take now to…
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Comment #26127942
True story - I just used this principle to re-org my closet, a perfect pandemic thing to do. All the most recently used, still-clean-enough garments are placed at the end easiest t…
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Comment #22681724
Alternative method - how about putting the masks in a box with an ozone generator? Comments?
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Comment #22643875
This is a project based in Ireland. For a similar US-based project, see https://www.projectopenair.org/