Reconstruct your world with ReconstructMe Pencil - 2D animation Why Humanists Need to Make the Shift to Post-Atheism I’m getting increasingly annoyed by all the anti-religious propaganda that litters my Facebook newsfeed. Look, as a fellow humanist and atheist, I get it. Organized religion is a problem on so many levels that I don’t even know where to begin. I’d be the first person to say that something needs to be done about it and I’m delighted to see atheism become normalized in our society and culture. But seriously, folks, what are you hoping to achieve by posting such facile and inflammatory material? Who are you speaking to? It’s time to put these toys away and consider the bigger picture. The intellectual battle against religion has already been won — and a strong case can be made that the victory came at the time of the Enlightenment. For those of you who have been part of organized religion, you know how hard it is to break free. In addition, we need to figure out the best way to pull religious people out of their situation.
Blender 2.67 RC1 and DVD Training Blender for 3D Printing Released | 3D Printer April 28, 2013 Open-source 3D creation suite Blender has released the first Release Candidate of Blender 2.67. Major improvements are the inclusion of FreeStyle, subsurface scattering for Cycles, optimizations in the motion tracker and the new 3D printing toolkit. The new 3D printing toolkit is a collection of useful tools including statistics, error checking, cleanup and export, to make it easier to export models for 3D printing. Statistics: The volume of the mesh and the combined area of all faces are calculated. Checks: models are checked for common errors such as self-intersections, distorted faces, or walls and sharp area that are too thin to be printed, or steeply overhanging to print safely. example of intersecting meshes Twisted faces often distort Example mesh with thin areas Example of overhanging faces that exceed 45 degrees Clean: isolated faces, edges vertices and distorted faces are removed before the model is exported for 3D printing.
untitled This is yet another great tool to “WOW” your online social experience. Friendsheet layout makes it easy to scan large amount of photos within a short time. Its Pinterest-style layout makes viewing Facebook photos much more fun than ever. Friendsheet makes use of users’ public photos on Facebook to create a pinterest-style page, where users can make comments, like and share Facebook photos and even upload new photos to Facebook. Friendsheet is designed by Zach Allia. It combines the layout and design elements of Pinterest with Facebook brand to showcase photos from users’ news feeds. Remember, we have discussed How to Set up an Account on Pinterest and Beginners’ Guide to Using Pinterest Effectively. 1. 2. 3. 4. By now, your Facebook picture (and other bars) would have appeared at the top left hand corner of Friendsheet page. Wait a while for Friendsheet to load all the pictures from your public posts and your friends’. Few Basic Things You Should Know How to Do on Friendsheet 1. 2. 3. 4.
Voidworld Test Drive : Microsoft Edge Dev Twilio and ORTC Phone Call Use Microsoft Edge's ORTC API and Twilio Client to place a voice call from your browser to any phone number. Updated Sep 18, 2015 SimpleWebRTC with ORTC Use Microsoft Edge's ORTC API and the WebRTC APIs in Chrome and Firefox to make cross-browser conference calls. Updated Sep 24, 2015 ORTC Demo This demo page allows you to create audio/video call via the ORTC API between Edge browsers. Dolby Audio Experience For the first time, Dolby Audio can be delivered through the browser on PCs and tablets. Updated Sep 8, 2015 asm.js Chess Battle This demo pits identical chess engines against each other, one turbo charged for asm.js and one normal JavaScript to demonstrate the benefits of optimization. Updated Nov 10, 2015 Web Note Coloring Book Web Note is a new feature of Microsoft Edge that helps you write, draw, make notes and share web pages. Updated Oct 1, 2015 WebDriver Discover how WebDriver works in Microsoft Edge
uncontrol | A collection of experiments using fancy shmancy code