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Did Google Streetview capture a ghost on camera?

February 14, 2016 by Andrew 1 Comment

A man browsing Google’s Streetview has found a demonic face appearing out of a window in the Walton area of Liverpool. He told The Liverpool Echo; I was looking on Google Street View to find a fish and chip shop in Walton, and I came across The Stuart Hotel. Something in the top left hand […]

How to summon up the formula for romance in Google

February 15, 2013 by Andrew Leave a Comment

If your web browser is capable of drawing 3G objects then it is possible to summon up a lovely romantic heart from Google. This isn’t really a heart. It’s a graph that looks like a heart. If you’re curious the formula to make this graph is this; 5+?(-sqrt(?1-?x^?2-?(y-?abs(?x))^?2))*?cos(?30*?(1-?x^?2-?(y-?abs(?x))^?2)) Look like hard work? You can just […]

Is the internet dirty or green?

July 13, 2011 by Andrew Leave a Comment

Patrick Clair as produced a fantastic video which asks; “How Green is your internet?” and in it people may discover the web is browner than they thought. Apple and Facebook are two villians in the piece. Google and Yahoo are two of the best. In particular, Google is trying to be carbon neutral, has set […]

Where can you see tonight’s blood moon?

June 15, 2011 by Andrew 2 Comments

There will be a total lunar eclipse tonight. The eclipse – which is expected to produce a blood moon – starts at about 6.24pm BST or 11:20am PDT – will be one of the longest since 2000. It’s expected to last for 100 minutes. There’s more than one catch. There might be clouds. The event […]

Green Google: The Hamina data centre in Finland

May 26, 2011 by Andrew Leave a Comment

Google tries to be green. The company is certainly investing a lot in green energy – although part of this is commerical wisdom; Google consumes a lot of energy and traditional prices will only rise. Data centres are big factory like buildings which house all the computer servers companies like Google, Yahoo and AOL use. […]

Samsung Green Memory

October 6, 2010 by Andrew Leave a Comment

Samsung are keen to keep the focus on their green efforts. In fact, they’ve a whole sub-brand called Samsung Green Memory. How is memory green? Samsung’s point is that memory which uses less power is greener. Of course, this isn’t really a big number for people off the street but when you’re talking about companies […]

Google signs green Power Purchase Agreement

July 20, 2010 by Andrew Leave a Comment

Image by Conor Dupre-Neary via Flickr Today has some good news for Mother Earth. Google, the search and ads site, has been trying to be carbon neutral since 2007. Today they’ve signed a big deal – a 20-year deal, in fact – on green Power Purchasing. Come July 30th they’ll be buying clean energy from […]

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