How does it work, Google's new Glass? Why can you see with it a sharp
image-layer? How does the image overlay the image of reality? The
following infographic illustrates the optical principle - very simple
and easy to understand.
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Image Courtesy- Martin Missfeldt
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Well, productivity, you had a good run. But unfortunately for everyone with actual stuff to do today, a fantastic time waster has appeared on the web, and it threatens to turn everyone into mindless page surfers for eternity. It's called The Internet Map, and it just might be the best tool yet for finding sites you've never even heard of.
The map is comprised of the top
350,000 websites from around the world, organized into groups based on
country and genre. The more popular a site is, the larger its dot will
be. As you can imagine, heavyweights like Google, Yahoo, and Facebook
have some mighty large real estate on the map, but the seemingly
endless smaller dots are a treat to explore. You can even search the map
for a specific website, and then browse its virtual neighborhood to
find other sites you may enjoy.
The map uses a pretty advanced
algorithm to determine the placement of each site, and its creator — a
Russian man named Ruslan Enikeev — has been working on the map as a
non-commercial labor of love. You can check out the map, and even donate
some cash to keep the servers up and running, at The Internet Map website.
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