ychian aka josh see

Timesculpture is a stunning progression of the ‘bullet time’ technique made famous by films such as The Matrix. Rather than showing a 3-D rotation of a still moment, this groundbreaking new filming process manipulates moving snapshots of time using Toshiba technology, redefining cinematic human movement.

Here’s the actual advert:

The making:

Toshiba Premieres the World’s First Timesculpture Advert

Using some simple technologies, webcam and Flash, here’s what you get. Papervision – Augmented Reality

Papervision – Augmented Reality (extended) from dpinteractive on Vimeo

The japanese took it another step further: Geisha Tokyo. Think they have started to cash in already.

Pretty cool HELVETICA font. It changes number when the clock starts ticking to the next. I like.

DROPCLOCK IS AN AESTHETICALLY INTRIGUING MOTION CLOCK SCREENSAVER. EVERY MINUTE OF REAL TIME IS NUMERICALLY EXPRESSED WITH HEAVY HELVETICA DROPPING INTO WATER IN SUPER SLOW-MOTION.

Gone in 2 minutes: Mac gets hacked first in contest. What did you get in the end? 10,000 cash prize and three different brand of laptops. The hacker is known as Miller, ok not this Miller. He’s also one of the people who first hacked iPhone. Possible way to hacked in to a Mac. A preinstalled software, possible Apple’s safari browser. So peepz its time to switch to Firefox. Keeping my fingers crossed for version 3 as its now still in Beta stage. The previous version was draining lots of resources if you leave it open for a long time.

Programmer’s Drinking Song (sung to the tune of “100 Bottles of Beer”: 99 little bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code, fix one bug, compile it again, 101 little bugs in the code. 101 little bugs in the code…. (Repeat until BUGS = 0) &nbsp– Anonymous Source