I’ve created a playlist with 51 songs on YouTube about two years ago. Let’s see the stats: 6 of 51 are still available 5 had copyright problems 17 songs are not available because of GEMA 22 are gone for other reasons Song Available 4 songs This video is no longer available due to a copyright [...]
#32: Coal, Steam, and The Industrial Revolution A list Here is the YouTube Playlist: #1: The Agricultural Revolution #2: Indus Valley Civilization – Wikipedia #3: Mesopotamia #4: Ancient Egypt #5: The Persians & Greeks #6: Buddha and Ashoka #7: 2,000 Years of Chinese History! The Mandate of Heaven and Confucius #8: Alexander the Great and [...]
Did you know how the election for a Nobel Prize works? Have you ever heard of a CCD? I guess you know fiberoptics? I’ve found this clip via forschungspreisen.de, a german blog about science. See also List of Nobel laureates List of Nobel laureates by country List of Nobel laureates by university affiliation
Math is beautiful See also: Different sizes of infinity Beauty in Maths: math animation no.7 – 5D Visualization of three equations Math is important If you are interested in natural science, you will defenitely need math. Here are a few examples where math is directly needed: Computer Science: All kinds of animations, stochastics is needed [...]
Today a friend of mine posted an article about a very neat idea. He created a DVD-like menu with several YouTube clips. Just take a look: This idea is beatiful: It is simple, but it didn’t come to my mind before. I knew overlays and saw them sometimes, but I never saw them being used [...]
Before the computer … … a memory was something you’ve lost with age … an application was for employment … a program was a TV show … a cursor used profanity … a keyboard was a piano … a web was a spiders home … a virus was the flue … a CD was a [...]
