In a way I’m really pointing you to this article from news.com.au about Google Earth’s support for a virtualization of ancient Rome. Below is a flyover c/- YouTube. You can download Google Earth from this location.
Monthly archives: November 2008
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The Rudd government’s stupid web filter is yet another example of why Australia should have not voted Labor last year. I am, of course, referring to this article in the Courier Mail which seems to have gotten very few people up in arms about Internet censorship. Just recently, Australian ISP […]
Nothing gets my blood boiling faster than any product which automatically tries to make a remote connection without you asking it to. Team Explorer is integrated into Visual Studio and will try to make a connection to Team Foundation whenever the tab (if you have docked it so) gets focus. […]
There’s a whole lot of options when it comes to social networking and online chats. Some of the more recent popular attractions include Facebook and Twitter. I’ve previously blogged about LinkedIn and StackOverflow. They all seem to have their uses, and I think you must be careful with how much […]
It’s time for the highly anticipated follow-up to my earlier blog entry “2008: America Decides”, so without further adieu.. Senator John McCain conceded defeat early on November 4th (US time) as an overwhelming show of support had Senator Barack Obama well clear of McCain in Electoral College votes alone. At […]
** ELECTION EDITION ** Well, those who know me well enough ought to know by now that there’s hardly a chance I’m going to stay silent on the eve of another US Presidential election. The last election, I was living in Canada and I watched all the Presidential elections. Kerry […]