I haven't either, but a fragment at a library in Nantes, France, was recently confirmed as being written in Mozart's hand.
Unknown Mozart fragment found in French library - Yahoo! News
Friday, September 19
Have you heard the new piece by W. A. Mozart?
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tags: music
Sunday, September 14
Highway "zippers" helping traffic
Interesting... Tom Limoncelli mentions on his blog about a machine he's seen that moves the barrier between the eastbound and westbound sides of the Tappan Zee bridge depending on prevailing traffic. This lets there be more lanes for westbound traffic in the morning and then allows more eastbound traffic in the evening as needed.
Pretty cool, and interesting to watch in action (Tom put a picture up on his blog, linked below).
Everything Sysadmin: The Zipper Machine
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Friday, September 12
A little '80s movie nostalgia...
So, this guy (apparently his name is James) went to the mall they used when shooting the first time travel scene in Back to the Future. He shot some pictures and put them up next to screen grabs from the movie so you can see him in some of the exact same places as the actors were.
Great Scott!
Twin Pines Mall | Cinemassacre.com
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Thursday, September 11
Sudden realization
Oh yeah, I have a blog, huh?
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tags: myself
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