I found the Megapenny Project, a visualization tool that stacks pennies to show the physical scale of large sums. It helps conceptualize 'big money,' like how a high annual salary equals a six-foot metal block.
The Megapenny Project helps you visualise how big ‘big money’ is, by stacking pennies up. Our highly paid friends at IIM-B would earn a 6’ block of metal each year.
I found the Man Project by Aaron Clinger, a notable example of early 2000s Flash experimentation. It features unique interactive design and motion graphics that defined the era of creative, non-standard web interfaces.
I'm sharing a Slashdot discussion where Project Gutenberg explains their proposed organizational and technical changes. It provides insight into how the project aims to evolve its digital library and distribution methods.
I found a site offering free annual reports for public companies online. This resource is helpful for researching financial statements and corporate history without the need for physical copies or paid databases.
I highlight findings from Columbia University’s Small World project, which reveals social networks are less hub-and-spoke than scale-free models predict and that favor requests are only fulfilled about a third of the time.
The Rosetta Project is building a massive archive to preserve more than 1,000 human languages. By creating a global digital library and long-term physical storage, it aims to prevent the permanent loss of global linguistic diversity.