John Dyer created a twitter app that he calls TwitterVoice3D. Basically, it splashes your tweets all over the screen using random fonts, colors and positions, then reads them, one at a time – randomly. It’s truly a site to see (and hear).
He created it as an experiment, to demonstrate the chaos found in unbridled technology. Check it out at donteatthefruit.com.
Charles Jones is the lead web designer at an evangelical seminary, where he's pursuing a masters in Christian Education, and holds a bachelors in youth ministry. He's a husband, father of two, and aspiring writer. Aside from design, coding, and getting smacked around in Halo 3, Charles is interested in education, economics, and kitschy sci-fi TV from the nineties. Xbox Live: Elmo McElroy 
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More of this kind of thing, please!
This is just so great. I absolutely love what he says here: