Especially for you aeronautical fans out there, here is a collection of images you can use to decorate your desktop wallpaper.
Some of these photos are really, really cool. I especially like the one of a plane that looks like it’s breaking the sound barrier or something.
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Cracked LCD Desktop Wallpaper
I downloaded this completely cool desktop wallpaper that makes your LCD look like it has been broken, and a bunch of people at work keep asking me what happened to my monitor. Awesome!
Now you can get it too… Download the Broken LCD Desktop Background.
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15 Amazing iPad Wallpapers from StuckInCustoms.com
Ok gang, for those of you who just got an iPad, you really need something nice to spice things up so you don’t have the same old iPad desktop wallpapers that everyone else has! Luckily Trey Ratcliff has come to the rescue!
So here is what you are going to do…
Head on over to StuckInCustoms.com’s...
BumpTop Turns Windows into a 3D Environment
Well, I’m assuming that by now just about everyone who reads my blog also checks out GeekBrief.TV at least occasionally. Neal and Cali produce that show, and they just covered a very cool looking application for Windows called BumpTop.
BumpTop is a desktop replacement application which allows you to have a 3D environment instead of...
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The photo you’re referring to features a B-2 Spirit stealth heavy bomber, and the phenomenon you’re referring to is Prandtl-Glauert singularity which occurs when some parts of the plane travel at mach speed and others remain below it. Quite a cool thing to see.
Nice link!
Thank you for that photo/wallpaper. I like it so much! :)