This video compares the scenery and airframes in Microsoft Flight Simulator X to the forthcoming Microsoft Flight Sim 2020. Everyone has their own reasons for liking new things, but I'm a huge fan of Allec Joshua Ibay and other people who recreate airplane crashes in fastidious and terrifying detail (as opposed to the explosive fantasies of cable-TV recreations). I can't rightly say that air disasters YouTube is the best YouTube but it's about to get a massive upgrade.
Eager to see Air Disasters YouTube get its hands on MS Flight Sim 2020
Micropolis: the original Sim City on the web
The thing I love about Micropolis is the wedding of the original game and its pixelated graphics to modern high-resolution displays. You can see an entire original Sim City city… READ THE REST
N-body simulation of the gravitational collapse of Spongebob Squarepants
Pere Rosselló, an astrophysics student at Universidad de La Laguna in Tenerife, Spain, posted an animation depicting the gravitational collapse of Spongebob. "You can see how virial equilibrium is eventually… READ THE REST
In-browser Galaxy Simulation will warm the cockles of your CPU
Simulate a galaxy in your browser with the aptly-named Galaxy Simulation, which generates beautiful images of space based on a baffling array of variables you can tinker with. There's a… READ THE REST
Stop guessing in Excel and learn workflows used by real data pros with this course bundle for $30
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Today's the final day to get this MacBook Pro for 78% off
TL;DR: Keep the holiday blues at bay with a MacBook Pro for just $429.97 (reg. $1,999). The holidays are right around the corner, and there are some exciting things up for grabs… READ THE REST
Outsmart future storms with Weather Hi-Def Radar Storm Watch Plus
TL;DR: The Weather Hi-Def Radar Storm Watch Plus app delivers sharp, real-time storm tracking and alerts for just $39.99 (reg. $199.99). Making sense of the weather these days is like rolling dice —… READ THE REST
