Beautiful animation based on xkcd comic 442. Sharing through CC can create some amazing derivatives, but we already knew that.
I Love xkcd from NoamR on Vimeo.
Beautiful animation based on xkcd comic 442. Sharing through CC can create some amazing derivatives, but we already knew that.
I Love xkcd from NoamR on Vimeo.
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Leo Arias · January 21, 2010 at 2:07 am
I loved the video too 🙂
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