Fluid simulation controlled by the human mind

It was only a matter of time that someone would hack together a system to link up a Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) by OCZ to make a pretty simulation of a mind controlling the input of a computer program.

This is a video of mind-control of the Besmoke fluid simulation project.

I am not mostly a geek. from eric gradman on Vimeo.

[Vimeo] via [HackADay]

Trying out TweetSuite

Im hip with the kids, on the down low. I am.

So I’m trying out TweetSuite on the Spoofscript.com blog. It should help integregrate my twitter account and my blog, but consider it on trial. I’m not yet convinced of its usefulness.

Have you used TweetSuite before, or do you have any good Wordpress Plugins for twitter to suggest? Leave a Comment!

Google Earth just got a bit more awesome

Silicon Republic has noticed a very interesting feature of the new Google Earth 5.0 software application:

The newest version of Google’s globe-trotting desktop application Google Earth is bringing us into uncharted waters, literally, with the ability to explore the ocean floor in 3D and swim with the fishes as they travel on their migratory paths.

Google Ocean has 14 different layers including Shipwrecks, Ocean Expeditions, Animal Tracking and Cousteau Ocean World.

more at [Google Earth] via [Silicon Republic]