August 6, 2020

The Curious Corner of the Internet #65

The Curious Corners #65

Hi! Welcome to the Curious Corner of the Internet. If you just had your holiday, appreciate this small piece of enjoyment to prolong your feelings! Or if you’re planning one or embark on a journey, take it all in!

Here we go for the links this month, enjoy!

• Exploring the Ramesses VI tomb.
• Let an algorithm take you on a run.
• Papercrafting ancient computers.
• Living while being both blind and deaf.
• Maps of rivers that never existed.
• Non-Euclidean worlds in games, free space!
• Creating digital horcruxes.
• Anglerfish delete their immune system to mate?
• Making a caravan from a jet engine.
• A mathematician that never existed.
• Crowdfunding in 1857.
• Camel mounted cannons.

• A typology of dumplings.
• An open font for Dyslexic persons.
• Once an old monk lived in a simple hillside temple…
• A 560 meter high waterpark.
• Dead in the water, in dead water?
• Spicy curry before Columbus.
• Summing a herd of cows by voice.
• Cans of strange taste.
• Why birds can fly over mount Everest.

That’s it, thanks for reading! Let us know by email if you have any suggestions for the Curious Corner!

Joost & Kees