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14 July 2005
lego Turing machine
A Lego purist might argue that it's not quite all Lego--the transition detector is not mechanical--but still pretty cool.
A Lego purist might argue that it's not quite all Lego--the transition detector is not mechanical--but still pretty cool.
Not only have I never seen clouds like this before--apparently they're called mammatus clouds, which I haven't even _heard_ of. (It's not like I'm an especially well-read amateur meteorologist or anything, but I thought I knew the various cloud formation names. This one's new to me.)
They remind me of what egg white looks like after it's oozed out of a cracked egg that you've boiled, once it has cooled and resolidified. V. funky. I guess this is something I've missed by not living in the Midwest (no, I don't think Colorado counts).
They remind me of what egg white looks like after it's oozed out of a cracked egg that you've boiled, once it has cooled and resolidified. V. funky. I guess this is something I've missed by not living in the Midwest (no, I don't think Colorado counts).