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“Google BBS Terminal – What Google would have looked like in the 80s” (c) 2012 mass:werk – media environments, N. Landsteiner, <www.masswerk.at> A working service after a video by Squirrel-Monkey.com: “If Google were invented in the 80s”. Ingredients: • mass:werk termlib.js – <www.masswerk.at/termlib/> • Fixed Excelsior 3.00 Truetype Font – <www.fixedsysexcelsior.com> • Google REST API – <www.google.com> • JavaScript, html5, CSS Due to high demand the quota of the Google™ Search API may be temporarily exceeded.If your search results in a quota error, please retry after some seconds. Google™ is a registered trademark of Google Inc., Mountain View, CA 94043, USA. Disclaimer:Neither this page nor the author of this page is in any affiliation with Google Inc.

16 Awesome Examples of HTML5 applications | HTML5ARENA 1. Coolendar A HTML5-based calendar web app. You can use it for effective time management. Very easy to work with it. 2. Google Body Browser is a cool web app powered with WebGL for study use. 3. Perfect online tool for professional brand management. 4. HTML5 based grid generator. 5. Muro is HTML5-based sketching app that works in all modern browsers, and you can dive in and start drawing on a blank canvas, all without Flash or any other plugin. 6. Cloudkick Viz uses the canvas element to display cloud server monitoring information in real time. 7.verify Learn how Verify can help you easily get and understand data about your website. 8. Something cool and interesting for kids of all sizes. 9. This version of Scribd is a Flash and HTML5-based web app that provides in-browser access to all sorts of documents and e-books uploaded by users. 10. Notable lets you take any webpage screenshot, sketch or wireframe and exchange notes on specific details with your team. 11. 12.bounceapp 13. 14. 15. 16.

DxDesertGoggles.com - DX Desert Goggles TSP Art To learn more about TSP Art (art constructed by solving instances of the Traveling Salesman Problem), visit my Making TSP Art page or Craig S. Kaplan's TSP Art page. To see the "labyrinthine projections" of the artist J. Eric Morales (Mo), visit his Virtual Mo - Online Art Gallery page. To see some of my favorite pieces of my own TSP Art, stay here and scroll down. 1. I made this piece for the CPAIOR 2006 conference in Cork, Ireland. 2. From a distance, it appears that Adam's finger and God's finger have just broken contact. 3. This is a series of three pieces based on the work of Andy Warhol. 4. These two pieces are based on Andy Warhol's Soup Cans. 5. 6. George Dantzig (1914-2005) was the father of linear programming and the inventor of the Simplex Method, the most widely used algorithm for solving linear programs. 7. I constructed this continuous line drawing by solving a 1500-city instance of the TSP. 8. 9. A third piece in the series. 10. Here are three pieces from a recent show.

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