A demonstration of encodeURIComponent() and a substitute for older browsers

ggobi.org/demos (mainly quicktime movies)

Unsupervised data-driven methods for discovering regularities behind word forming, in particular morphemes

The original hut.fi SOM picture surfing demo

Pretty impressive demo of Emacs abbrevs GIF animation of a C++ programmer who is an abbrevs power user. (Partly just testament to what sick workarounds you need to write C++ without going even more insane, I suppose.)

More from Hixie on how different browsers handle the DOM "Who would have thought that you would find Heisenberg-like quantum effects in an HTML parser. I mean, I knew they were obscure, but this is just taking the biscuit. The problem is I now have to determine which of these four options to make the other three browsers implement (that is, which do I put in the spec). What do you think is the most likely to be accepted by the others? As a reminder, the options are incestual elements that can be their own uncles, elements who have secret lives in the rendering engine, elements that change their mind about who their parents are half-way through their childhood, and quantum elements whose parents change depending on whether you observe their birth or not." -- Hixie

Useful live DOM display, and some intriguing examples of what some browsers do

Demo of PhotoShop in action