Archive for June, 2005
This is probably the most complex Flash website I’ve ever seen: Subaru Primal Quest. The Flash remoting and degree of data integration is incredible.
It uses GPS and GIS for the real-time tracking during the race and to build the leaderbaord. Awesome.
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Popularity: 12% [?]
It always makes me laugh when I see a poorly chosen domain name….such as:
- mp3shits.com (”MP3’s Hits”)
- www.speedofart.com (”Speed of Art”)
- www.powergenitalia.com (”Powergen Italia”)
- www.therapistfinder.com (”Therapist Finder”)
- www.gasheating.co.uk (”Gas heating”) < new!
And here are some more.
If anyone has any more, let me know.
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Popularity: 13% [?]
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