AAron Lee has written more games than I have? I need to catch up.
Aravind Krishnaswamy has some cool astronomy pictures, plus an awesome gallery of animations rendered using his R.I.S.E. software.
Dan Pollock runs an internet hosting business in his spare time. He really is someone who cares.
Kenji Toyooka has a stylish site full of art.
Hi, I have seen your investigation of devil's algorithm. And the pre-specified moves should cover the entire space. That is, only using R and U we may end up in an infinite loop (just an irrelevant thought :)). Also, If one can by somehow study the cube with one corner cubelet fixed, then, he/she can see how many rotations are required for each and every face color to attain its proper location. The Least Common Multiple of all these numbers will give exact rotations required for attaining the solution... <21kalee@gmail.com> ---> A fan of all interesting mathematical objects.-- KaLee at 6:59am, Wednesday January 13, 2010 EST
Just a suggestion on the Pinhole lens that you created. If you have a spacer mount for your lens used for macro photography, that may move the pinhole out far enough to get a sharper image. I'm going to follow your great instructions and give this a try as well. Thanks! Carl-- Pinhole Lens suggestion... at 2:56am, Monday May 17, 2010 EST