POST BY PADDY JOHNSON
7:16, Mauna Loa, Hawaii, USA. Image via: Tomorrow Now Forever
The sun is always rising. As such, the Internet’s powers that be responded by creating a webcam program users can witness it remotely all day long. Ex-Corporation’s Tomorrow, Now, Forever not only features images of the sunrise, but provides the geographic and temporal coordinates. According to the announcement I received via email this makes us all more aware of our displacement from sunrise, a mildly engaging idea if it meant anything more substantial than “people have different perspectives when standing different places.” Mostly, I just like to see where the sun is rising rather than read it on some international Internet clock.
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Thank you. This post is much appreciated. Corrections: there was no press release; the statement you quote was not made by ExCorp; the clock doesn’t indicate sunset, only sunrise.
Thank you. This post is much appreciated. Corrections: there was no press release; the statement you quote was not made by ExCorp; the clock doesn’t indicate sunset, only sunrise.
Hi Angie,
I’ve changed the words “press release” to “announcement” though I think this amounts to the same thing. Here’s the email I received:
If the quote was not made by ExCorp who should it be attributed to? Sunset was a typo that has been corrected.
Hi Angie,
I’ve changed the words “press release” to “announcement” though I think this amounts to the same thing. Here’s the email I received:
If the quote was not made by ExCorp who should it be attributed to? Sunset was a typo that has been corrected.
Thanks again. This info is correct.
Thanks again. This info is correct.
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