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Twitter Tracks the Entire Country’s Mood | Co.Design
A video shows how each state’s mood waxes and wanes through the day.
Lighten up, NE and Midwest!
cool website, bro. it was offline when i tried yesterday, too. this might mean i actually have to call you tomorrow, PG&E. the last time i called your “customer service” agent almost made me cry—he was such an asshole and i was actually trying to give you money.
edit: just talked to a very nice lady to set up a new account and it turns out that electricity is included at the new place. best news in all of today! pge.com, however, remains useless and unavailable for several days now. dismal.
AnandTech on Apple’s iOS 4.0.1 signal-strength meter adjustment. Seems sensible. Click through for more great explanations and illustrations.
so it’s now going to show i have one bar of service instead of none.
i would rather be here right now.
Nathan Fake (Border Community, UK) - BTS Mixtape - Andrew Meza’s BTS Radio
Recorded exclusively for BTS, Fake creates a true mixtape in beautiful lo-fi, covering a spectrum of his personal listening, from ambient, psychedelic, rock to electronic.
Nathan Fake writes, “This mix was recorded straight to C90 cassette, I wanted to make it like a mixtape for a mate or something so that’s why it’s pretty messy and stuff. It’s two separate MP3s, Side A and Side B obviously, so you have to virtually turn the tape over when the side’s done. Might seem a bit pointless but I thought it’d be a fun way to record a mix.”
The longterm fate of the oil spill in the Atlantic
These animations show the spread of the oil spill from the Deepwater Horizon rig over one year. They were created from a series of computer simulations by a team of researchers at the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, University of Hawaii at Manoa: Fabian Schloesser from the Department of Oceanography, Axel Timmermann and Oliver Elison Timm from the International Pacific Research Center Hawaii.
