I don’t exactly know which technology was used to create this, but here is a 111 gigapixel zoomable image of the town of Sevilla in Italy.
It really is remarkable and as it stands this image holds the world record for the highest resolution picture ever created.
I’ve moved the ShortPHP blog to my personal blog. Due to the possibility of it becoming more active here.
I’ve recently set up ShortPHP at github.com so you can fork the project or create contributions of your own and submit them.
Here’s a bunch of random interesting links I’ve found lately. I grabbed this from my twitter stream, so some of those links are shortened. I’m *way* too lazy to unshorten them. Edit: No wait, I’m not too lazy, I de-shortened them all.
This is a really interesting non-profit project from Google Labs.
It uses a technology called WebGL, which is open non-proprietary standard for displaying 3d graphics. It displays the graphics through HTML5′s canvas element and it’s only supported in beta versions of most of the browsers. That means you’ll need the beta version of Firefox or Google Chrome beta.
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