mbrenig

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   by mbrenig 13y ago

   V interesting. I've been looking at this too. There were a few deficiencies in the google implementation that bugged me. (1) You have to click on icons to read the info, I think the wikipedia layer should be browsable and ideally inclu
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   by mbrenig 14y ago

   Lego's very close to my heart - so I had to check they still sold bins of bricks. V glad you're right! Boxes of bricks: http://creative.lego.com/en-us/products/Default.aspx#5749 Lego City: http://city.lego.com/en-us/Products/Default.aspx
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   by mbrenig 16y ago

   Thank you.
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   by mbrenig 16y ago

   Can you share general numbers on this? I'm interested in which quotas you're spending money on the most.
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   by mbrenig 16y ago

   Yes! You might notice that I created my twitter account just for this show-and-tell. I didn't want to put my email address, and I don't have a blog right now, so twitter seemed like a good compromise.
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   by mbrenig 16y ago

   That's right. Here's the big reveal: http://twitter.com/emilepetrone/status/24005757704 Thanks again to Emile for patiently drawing the letters!
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   by mbrenig 16y ago

   The dynamics is all coming from Rob Hawkes' code (available on github)... writing your own text is just a bit of fun I added on top. If you want to reuse it - go for it! What have you got in mind!?