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This viewer requires MS Silverlight plug-in. It was surprisingly easy (relatively) to make.

Once in a while words just pop into my head. Probably due to brain cells spontaneous combustions. But today's words are "object transmogrification." I'm not sure what they mean.

Now I have to invent concepts to fill out those words. What if "object transmogrification", in the context of computers, means that objects have the ability to upgrade themselves. For instance, from a Ford Escort, to a Lexus that knows how to parallel park on its own, because of mounted cameras.

What if this "object transmogrification" thingy can manifest itself in adaptive UI. Say, when you're working with an application, and you're a novice. You'd get a simple UI. And when you're ready to graduate to the next level, you just click on the "Transmogrify" button, and you'd get the next version of complexity of that application.

Cool. Hopefully, I can give this idea some more thoughts, as I'm easily distracted.

Look, tiny butterflies...

Not only it's a stand-alone .exe file that can be ran anywhere, but it also does self-installation:

... by detecting whether or not it's already been installed and moving itself to the C:\Program Files\uTorrent directory.

Nice.