This page contains what I believe to be one of the highest resolution, most detailed stitched digital images ever created. It is the view from Bryce Point in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. It consists of 196 separate photographs taken with a 6 megapixel digital camera, and then stitched together into one seamless composite. The final image is 40,784 x 26,800 pixels in size, and contains about 1.09 billion pixels…a little more than one gigapixel. I have been unable to find any record of a higher resolution photographic (i.e. non-scientific) digital image that has been created without resizing a smaller, lower resolution image or using an interpolated image.

Breaking the gigapixel barrier…

Here’s one for the do-it-yourselfer

Building a Balancing Scooter

At least I know when to set a reminder for myself now.

It’s SuperPatch Tuesday

Here’s every web developer’s dream: http://browsers.evolt.org/

Oh, and here’s the “fix” for multi-IE browser testing purposes *without* having multiple machines or partitioned drives.

Yours truly,

Johnny Fever!

Ok folks, here we are, Wed ~11pm.

Octane level…..1 litre red wine, 2 beer.

We made a video yesterday, it was fun. I’m sure Jugs will be posting links sometime soon.

Look for it.

Has anybody else out there discovered RSS feeds yet?

Man is this the shit.

Monitor tonnes of news sites and blogs all in one interface.

Almost like a customized newspaper.

For example at a glance I can watch for new headlines on the NewYork Times, Slashdot, the BBC UK Edition, WebMonkey and this blog.

These links take you directly to the RSS feeds.

All you need is an RSS reader. Feed Demon works really well.

So get a reader and subscribe to this Blog , that way you will know when the videos are up :)

Which brings me to my next point.

Having all these news headlines flash up at me all day has left me a little over informed.

Adoption agency selling shaved apes as babies.

Sadam and Osama adopt shaved ape baby after their gay marriage.

Daily updated site for shark attacks.

Making a Spork.

Cheers and goodnight.

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Not a bad way to spend $17,499.99.

Check this hardware out as I mop up the drool off my lap!

Here’s a few friggen fearsome, yet festive puter bg’s for your seasonal satisfaction:

  - Here (Halloween)

  - Here (Halloween)

  - Here (Halloween)

  - Here (Halloween)

  - Here (Christmas)

  - Here (Christmas)

Simply view the image, right-mouse click and choose “Set As Background”. For MAC and Linux users, you are on your own!

Ichabod