Drinking Games in Siem Reap
Continuing my slow effort of post-processing photos and videos, I’m happy to present a video showing the Siem Reap half-marathon runners enjoying a drinking game.
Tag: video
Los Poporks hit the streets of Siem Reap
There’s a better video, properly edited, being compiled by Ramón at the moment, but I wanted to share out this video as, well, there isn’t too much editing that could be done to it (in my unsavvy-with-video-editing eyes). Siem Reap was a lot of fun 🙂
Spare a thought for engineers
Terrifying video footage of free-climbing at 1800 feet. After seeing this I think my heart rate is going to take a little while to settle down. I thought I’d share it out there to see if it had a similar effect on the wider population.
And the headlines, there is no news.
It’s quite inconceivable in this day and age, when were surrounded by instant updates of every newsworthy item that there could be a day when there is no news to report. Here’s what it might feel like.
A fun night in Phnom Penh
An incredibly fun night of swing dancing at Equinox Bar in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, with live “Gipsy Jazz” being played by two exceedingly nice French gentlemen!
10/GUI on Vimeo
A remarkably interesting look at the possibilities for fundamental changes in the way we interact with computers.
Something awful and yet strangely enjoyable
This is a follow-up to my recent post about the Windows 7 Launch Party video. This time we’re looking at the good and the bad of Songsmith.
Fix YouTube Jumpiness in Firefox – Lifehacker
Many users, myself included, visit YouTube on an almost daily basis. Ever since Firefox version 2.0 implemented the session restore function, when you are watching a video on YouTube (perhaps on other video sites as well, I haven’t really tested that), you may notice a tiny freeze-up of the video every 10 seconds or so. […]
Bad Address Bar
I can only assume that Google and IE did extensive user testing prior to making this UI change, but I do wonder if it was the right choice for user experience.
Action! Thrills! Adventure!
Whether or not you’ve heard of George Melies, I recommend watching this short 12 minute film from 1902 – really fantastic stuff.