The Science Elf

In this video, I go over some of the more common forms of data storage for personal computers and consoles.

In this video, I show off and explain a voice controlled light switch I made.

In this video, I explain why we know the Pythagorean Theorem works.

In this video, I'll explain why text looks so distorted when you zoom in on it

How did MySpace get so popular, and why is it considered obsolete today? In this video, the answer is revealed.

Cap-chah? Capt-hah? Cat-sup? I don't what pronunciation is right, but here's a video about it.

Once upon a time, the field of computer graphics was just getting started, and a simple teapot helped researchers develop rendering techniques.

Everyone knows Xerox PARC for the story of how they gave away the GUI to Apple, but not many people know of some other technologies we use all the time today that were also developed at Xerox PARC.

There was a time when interactive software agents seemed like the future of computing. Wheter that has come true yet is up to debate, but one of the earliest and most popular attempts at an interactive software agent is Clippy, the Microsoft Office assistant.

15 years ago, Microsoft released a revolutionary OS, that unified the Windows product line, revamped the user interface and introduced its users to a much more enjoyable computing experience. 15 years later, it's time to celebrate the accomplishment known as, XP.

At one point, AOL was synonymous with the internet, but its origins, as well as its ultimate fate, are more surprising than you'd think.