@andrewjp33: Edit: image upload prob.

@Trystian: The only survivor.

@Brownski: Excellent Job!

@yipcanjo: Yes, that is the Bixby Bridge as seen in the sign at the beginning of the video! Amazing!

This story reminds me of one that my high school teacher told us:

The irony is delicious.

This is a joke right?

@digispa: If you look closely in the upper-right corner of the video, the truck ran the red light to hit the guy on the bike.

"I don't even know what ponies have to do with this slide. That's what being open to innovation means." -Vic Gundotra

We need more fractals in here.

@andrewjp33: Also, he will be missed indeed. I learned about him in high school and programmed some of my earliest graphics programs based on his fractals. His creations were based on such simple mathematical equations.

The image in the article is the Mandelbrot set. The Julia sets can be constructed around the edges in multiple dimensions and look like this:

What the heck is the thumbnail for #13?

You can buy the real thing for $36 dollars on Amazon.

@nramos332: I think it's:

@palmbackup: I have the same problem with my hp tx2000 made in may 2008. Why wasn't it recalled?

Good things come to those who wait.

@Kung-Fu Kurtis Carnivale of Carnage: This is how Luxo Sr. died. Noooooo.

I think Mondrian is a good fit for the name of the phone. The WP7 interface of course, looks like a Piet Mondrian painting. [www.google.com]