WebKit Clock

Very slick, though the dot for St. John's is in entirely the wrong spot. Last I checked, it was still up here in Canada!<p>(Also, I very much dig that the back button actually goes back through the cities you clicked on, and not immediately off the page.)

I'm intrigued. How is the globe done? I can't dig deep enough to find the source of the globe.

I did something similar a while back. I used canvas and coastline coordinates (<a href="http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg_coastline/index.jsp?llat=-90.0&#38;ulat=90&#38;llon=-180.0&#38;rlon=180.0" rel="nofollow">http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg_coastline/index.jsp?llat=-90.0&...</a>) to draw the globe. However I could never quite figure out how to draw the world perfectly. I used canvas.fill and I would always end up with some parts of the world showing, that actually should have been hidden. I can post the source code if you like - all it needs to be done is probably a viewport.

Waiting for Web Standards Clock.

This is very cool, but Salt Lake City is in the United States, not Canada.

Oopsa daisies. UTC in Sydney is currently +11 (daylight savings).

Uses about 50% of my 2-year-old Macbook Pro's CPU on Google Chrome.

very nice!