My blog has finally moved to http://parseidon.com/ and will from now on mainly focus on tutorials. I still let the unrelated content here, but if you go look for older tutorials, you’ll end up on an empty page with a link to the new location of the article.
Good day.
This blog will be leaving for an all new world…
As soon as I stop being lazy and actually install everything.
I’m also considering a change in the content; more concentrated on tutorials, and having music and scripting as 2 main subjects. We’ll see.
I had this come up to me as a stupid question: “what would a rubik cube look like in the fourth dimension?”
It only took a short searching on google to find out about it. Some people decided to create computer games based on that.
4th dimension looks like this:
However, the most impressive one is the 5th dimension Rubik Cube: 
Those who managed to complete the puzzle have their name in their hall of fame, and you can see how many operations it took them to do so. If you look on the website a bit more, you’ll end up finding a guy who made a java program to solve it for you. Quite impressive.
Continuation of Unlimited Impossibilities
Some more sheet to impossible music exist, and I managed to find some of them.
Atushi Ojisama and Ijigen Waltz (from “A Tribute to Yamasaki Atushi”)
Enjoy.
The following art pieces were made by hand, chalk on bricks. Pretty neat, in my opinion.
If anybody can take credit for this, please contact me.
“Haha, now you die and get out of my bush, you stupid birds!”
– The New Moses
