A pseudorandom collection of thoughts, photographs & useless facts. Often reviews of things I've seen, read, eaten or visited. Occasionally a stream of consciousness, occasionally considered thought.
A nice idea pulling together different google technologies with the addition of user submitted photos to create a virtual tour of places around the world.Labels: computing
posted by Jon at 12:33 pm
Whilst I won't pretend to grok string theory, the idea of actually being a one-dimensional extended object, or even a collection of one-dimensional extended objects feels a bit strange.
Being composed of totally-antisymmetric composite quantum states however does appeal to me at some level.
Photographs on this blog are generally taken by myself, when they are not I'll place a credit to the appropriate photographer.
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I've added a few photos now; you can find one here, see if you can find any of the others ;)
- Swan/Pembroke Castle Moat
- Pembroke Castle/Pembroke
- Lacock Abbey/Lacock
- Standing Stones/Avebury
- Stonehenge/Salisbury
Did I miss any? :-D
I'm sure I've seen these photos somewhere before ;)
That was quick!
How did you manage to find them all?
They're next to each other in the most recently added list on the main page :-)
Jon, thanks for your post about Panoramio. We are glad you like it. The last month we have made big improvements , for example you can see Jon Hill personal area with comments to your pics. Hope you like it.
Hi Eduardo,
Thanks for the post. I think that your Panoramio website is a great fusion of technologies and a really nice idea.
It is good to see that you are continuing to develop it.
Hi Jon,
Some days ago we made a major change in the mapping and photo upload interface in Panoramio.com using Ajax. Now it's much easier to locate
and upload photos.
We explain it in Panoramio's blog
http://www.panoramio.com/blog/upload-a-photo-20/
Hope you like it,
Eduardo
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