Well, I set this up today. It’s a full on, triple double screen.

CityOne is going to be IBM’s Sim City where players work towards solving real world problems. Let’s just hope it’s better than SimHealth: The National Health Care Simulation — released during the Clinton years, a DOS game made by Maxis with none of it’s good music.

From the math jerks at Wolfram, here’s WolframTones. It’s pretty neat — you choose a music genre and it creates a unique song based on it. Here’s my best work. The music it outputs is hardly that impressive, but for being a piece of software, it’s really interesting. Too bad they implemented it using midi.

Do your Google searches in a unix-like shell at goosh.org. I know, it’s not very practical, but it searches the web, images, videos, etc and it’s super fast. Also, none of those nasty ads — just a geek hard at work. Overall, nicely implemented.

I’ve done some searching around, but so far the internet has yet to yield me an answer. So for now, the best we can do is watch these two videos, simultaneously.

Today I learned something — don’t fall behind.

Animated search? Sure. Website? SpaceTime 3D. So basically, it’s like a regular search engine, where you can choose from Google, Images, Wikipedia and YouTube. But when you type something and hit Search, instead of getting some kind of usable list populated with inspiring blue links, you get this crazy tile looking system that works kind of like iTunes cover flow. On each tile, one of your page results, and you can click around to navigate to other results. It’s pretty cool, but not very practical. It’s sluggish and you can only see a few results at a time. And beside aesthetics, the only real advantage is that it preloads a snapshot of each of your page results. That might sound trivial, but it does make it a lot easier to scan through a large number of websites because you can see all the content on one page without having to open up a million tabs. Definitely worth the look — just for fun. Requires flash.