Honda made an ad campaign where they paved speed strips into a road such that the driver will hear the William Tell Overture while driving a Honda Civic at 35 MPH.

Advertising Age has an article that has a video clip of a Honda driving over the road, comparing it to a 3.5” floppy disk drive playing the Star Wars Imperial March and a series of old computer equipment playing a Radiohead cover.

Honda Civic William Tell Overture and Star Wars Imperial March on a floppy disk

An alternate clip with better pitch:

Light Bot is an ingenious puzzle game from Armor Games. It is incredibly addictive. The gameplay requires you to think like a programmer by breaking down repetitive moves into functions and loops to solve the puzzles.

It reminds me of a visual version of old programming tutor simulator called Ootpik that I used at Harvard summer school. I didn’t go to Harvard, it was simply a Harvard summer camp for high schoolers. One of the most memorable summers of my life.

I’m sick of my iTunes music. I have thousands of songs but I only ever enjoy listening to about 10% of it on a regular basis. Seeking more variety I’ve been reaching out to the magic of internet radio (specifically iTunes radio) for more variety.

Live-radio.net is the best place I’ve found for internet radio stations. It’s browsable by state or searchable.

Comprehensive search for Internet Radio stations.