"A true friend stabs you in the front" - Oscar Wilde
The "Deep Zoom" Feature in Microsoft Silverlight (Silverlight 2 beta 1) is pretty cool. To play with it I made a collection of some of my daughters artwork.
Silverlight lets you zoom in, drag the page around, double click to zoom, etc.
Click on the picture to open a new browser window. If you don’t have Silverlight installed, you can get it here. You will need it to watch the Olympics on NBC.com anyway 
Just a quick note on the Photo-stitching that is included in Windows Live Photo Gallery.
It is drop-dead-easy to use. And it can produce some pretty interesting results. Like these pictures combined from the photos I took when FastComapny.TV was filming at Sea World, San Antonio.
Click to enlarge.
Here Shel is talking to Scoble, talking to himself, AND merged in with Fran from Sea World. This merged five photos. I know it looks like four – trust me, it was five
This is a stitch up of a couple photos showing the lake at Sea World (and another coaster in the background)
You can get Windows Live Photo Gallery here. It is free.
This could be fun. Over on the right sidebar you see this widget. Click on it and you can ask me a question. I’ll probably try to answer it!
The questions/answers are index and searchable. Interesting.
I’ll test it here for a while – feel free to use it!
Askablogr is an integrated blog question and answer (Q&A) service that:
* Makes it easy for blog readers to submit questions to their favorite bloggers, while protecting the privacy and attention of the blogger
* Makes it easy for bloggers to answer some questions and decline others (or permanently block certain questioners) without hurting anyone’s feelings
* Automagically publishes these Q&A exchanges to the blogger’s blog
* Creates a master index of all the participating bloggers, readers and Q&A sessions (with links back to the source blogs) to help readers find and participate in this new kind of blog conversation
My Posterous Feed
Recent Comments