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I have a few posts that are in the queue for being published here… none of which are finished. Final (and only) examinations have arrived, and thus I’ve been trying to catch up on some mathematics I’m lacking.
Anyway, thought this was an interesting graphic, especially considering the hurt of living in the UK for the past 6 months. Click the image for the large version.
Yeesh!
-Steve
Microsoft has released the WWT.
Free download available here: Experience World Wide Telescope
You’ll need all of the relevant .Net 2.0 cruft to browse the stars.
So far I’m impressed. Essentially operates like Google Earth but with the stars.
Download times are a bit long for the imagery, but that could be the connection here.
Coffee drinking machine/student interested in programming, physics, and mathematics.
Didn’t win in the Darwin Race of Languages… that wasn’t a big shock! Ah well congratulations to the individuals that did, some of the submissions were really well done and significantly easier to install than…
Don’t forget to VOTE!
Also, check out my other posts to the left concerning the development process using NetBeans.
Update:
The zip archive was quite large and took awhile to extract thanks to all of the doc…
Well it is 2:40 AM my time on July 22nd and I am not where I would like to be in the project.
However, I do have something to show and will try to package some…
After pulling a little hair out due to problems with environment variables, my application is capable of drawing a line:
Again, many libraries are helping me out here. They’re all well documented and…
I was fed up with RubyStack, so I decided to go from scratch and build up the development environment. Potentially this will allow me to deploy the apps in a single (large) zip file that…
