A good way for teaching people the basics of dataflow?

[Yair]

http://puzzlesea.com/electric-box

If you're at work, you probably want to turn the sound down before you open it.

Hmm, maybe NI could use some of these visualizations in highlight execution to show how data travels between locals, queue prims, etc...

Incindentally, this is somewhat similar in concept to The Incredible Machine and its various sequels. Did anyone else play those?

[Jarimatti Valkonen]

You Bastard! :laugh: Now all my free time is lost.

I remember playing The Incredible Machine series, it was great.

[vugie]

QUOTE (Jarimatti Valkonen @ May 5 2009, 09:47 AM)

I remember playing The Incredible Machine series, it was great.

So for sure you'll like http://www.phunland.com' rel='nofollow' target="_blank">Phun

[Shaun Hayward]

that's far too addictive to be linked to on a public forum!

... I ended up loosing 45mins of my life last night - damn you flash games!

[crossrulz]

I only made it to the third level before my wife started complaining that I wasn't spending any time with her. Otherwise I probably would have been up all night or until I got through them all, whichever comes first.

[Gabi1]

arg !

this is damned too addictive! 14th level and going...

[Black Pearl]

QUOTE (Gabi1 @ May 5 2009, 05:02 PM)

arg !

this is damned too addictive! 14th level and going...

an' lvl 15 is the last.

[Cat]

QUOTE (Yair @ May 4 2009, 12:29 PM)

Incindentally, this is somewhat similar in concept to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine' rel='nofollow' target="_blank">The Incredible Machine and its various sequels. Did anyone else play those?

I love TIM! My 13 yr old daughter is hooked on a more recent variant and is chewing thru the levels at light speed. Makes a mama proud.

I've forwarded the link to Electric Box to my home email account, because if I start it now, I'll never get any work done today...