We’ve all been in the shadows for months, it’s a weekend, do we really deserve a little relief? If you want to waste ten minutes, or even ten hours, of your life, check out the best freehand circle on a touchscreen device and let this glorious online page judge your efforts.
The game, designed through Vlad Gotlib, is extraordinarily simple. Draw a circle on the screen, press the Analyze button, and compare your circle drawing efforts based on a number of criteria, such as the radius of the circle, the deviation of the best circle, and the imbalance of your effort. Training
That’s all about it. But that may not stop you from trying to beat your own more productive score by drawing endless circles on your smartphone or pill for the next six hours.
The game can be played on devices without touch screen, but you want freehand ninja skills to be able to remove it on a computer touchpad. If you can draw something, even about a circle with a mouse, a task with NASA awaits.
Vlad Gotlib’s online page comprises more than five minutes of laughing entertainment, such as this game in which you should judge which of the 3 moving progress bars will succeed 100 percent first. Meanwhile, the lottery odds viewer will bring your hopes of winning the jackpot collapsing on Earth.
Thanks to Charles Arthur’s brilliant The Overspill for this site/wasted hours of work.
I’ve been a generation and editor for over 20 years. I was deputy editor of the generation segment of the Sunday Times, editor-in-chief of PC Pro mag and
I’ve been a generation and editor for over 20 years. I’ve been deputy editor of the Sunday Times generation segment, editor-in-chief of PC Pro magazine, and have written for more than a dozen other publications and Internet sites over the years. I have also given the impression of being a specialist in the generation of radio and television, adding BBC Newsnight, Chris Evans Show and ITN News at Ten.
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