In questo articolo voglio proporvi alcune applicazioni per Android orientate all’analisi di rete. Messe insieme rappresentano il coltellino svizzero di ogni analista di rete e la cosa più importante è che si trovano (quasi) tutte gratuitamente sul Play…
This is a simulation of a rotating 4 dimensional Cube, otherwise known as a Tesseract.
What you are seeing is it Rotating. It is not being distorted, reshaped, or anything like that. it is simply Rotating - It appears to be distorted because you are only seeing the ‘projection’ of it. similarly if you rotated a 3D cube infront of lamp the shadow you would see would appear to distort.
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HYBRYDE LINUX Concept
After the multi-environments experience, lets discover an amazing and artistic desktop adventure…
Olivier Larrieu has announced the release of Hybryde Linux 13.04, a rather unusual distribution which ships with 11 desktop user interfaces (Enlightenment, GNOME 2, GNOME 3, KDE, LXDE, Openbox, Unity, FVWM, Xfce, MATE and Cinnamon) and which provides a way to seamlessly switch between them without a need to restart the X window system.
This it done so via a default home-made desktop called HY-D-V1:
”After more than five months, we have a new concept: HY-D-V1 which is a new paradigm for the desktop. It works with web technologies. This new version, Hybryde ‘Fusion’, includes HY-D-V1 which has been created for artists and users who want to transform their desktop into an artistic tool and for those who want to play with graphic effects. That’s because Linux users are not merely professionals and because computers are not reserved to business use alone.”
Visit the project’s home page to learn more about the ideas behind the Ubuntu-based Hybryde Linux and download the live DVD image (with support for French and English).
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I think this will melt your heart…
April 8, 1933: For those who have visited London and wondered how they know their double-decker buses won’t fall over, this is apparently how they find out. Per police regulation, employees of the London General Omnibus Company put their 60-person bus to a “tilt test,” putting it on a 28-degree angle. Photo: The New York Times
(Source: oestranhomundodek, via gigitux)
Hamlet
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