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Today in Tech History: May 28, 2008
The birth of the Turing Machine and the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge.
Set in a 24-hour diner in San Francisco, "Slow Roast" tells the story of two women and a monster. The third cinepoem from writer LaDonna Witmer and videographer Michelle M. Brown, "Slow Roast" takes on a more narrative style this time around. Watch and see what lies "beneath the pink."
Gaming preview: 'BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams'
"BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams" continues the story of critically acclaimed underwater dystopian future. All we have right now is this teaser trailer depicting what looks like a "little sister" all grown up. What does the trailer say? Will "BioShock 2" take place above water? What's the meaning of the buildings rising from the sand? Keep guessing and enjoy the trailer.
Preparation for the next major quake
U.S. Geological Survey examines expected damage to roads and problems of recovery after major Silicon Valley or San Francisco earthquake. It calls for a "culture of preparedness" now.
There will be another major quake
If another earthquake the size of the 1906 tremor hit Silicon Valley or San Francisco, what could happen? Using high tech scientists working for U.S. Geological Survey found some of the answers.
The original trailer to David Lynch's adaptation of "Dune".
More people choose to end their lives at the Golden Gate Bridge than anywhere else in the world. "The Bridge" offers glimpses into the darkest and possibly most impenetrable corners of the human mind.
Marina, a yellow lab from Santa Cruz, California, is truly obsessed with the ball.
A school of flying fish jump out of the water into the boat, on top of the narrator, and all over the place.
NASA works with the U.S. Geological Survey to track and understand the Earth's restless crust. This video from NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory traces the progress of seismology since the 1906 quake.
