Also on youtube
Peer Kreuger shows off his building skills and some Web 0.0 animation with this animated GIF of Da Vinci’s flying machine. The working flapping motion and steering are well demonstrated and the model itself has an elegance about it. Ben giocato, Peer.
I’d hate to complain, but my last name is spelled ‘Kreuger’. And as far as I can tell I’m not related to the serial killer.
Thanks for the blog!
^ Sorry. I was about to fix it but Andrew’s already on it.
great animation, super fluid.
(p.s. there’s an http:// too many in the youtube link)
It’s been way too long since we’ve had an animated GIF to light up the front page (“Web 0.0” — LOL!).
And Tim, I think this is the first post you’ve written that I’ve ever needed to edit — and twice in one day! :-P
There’s also still a http:// too many in the flickr link attached to the .gif
In that case, I’m going to blame software — The Tim doesn’t make that many mistakes in one post. ;-)
I would never dare imply such. ;-)
If they all had doubles I will blame the software. My guess is that Firefox on Linux doesn’t treat the window properly and adds to rather than overwrites the default ‘http://’.
And to digress a little the default is silly anyway. Better would be to add the ‘http://’ if and only if the link doesn’t have it rather than giving it by default just in case you can’t use copy-paste.
^ Especially since http:// is far from the only URI used in a browser. I’d hate to see what it does to ftp://, file://, mailto:// or telnet://, for starters.