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Friday, March 19, 2004
Not just model trains...
It's not just computer geeks who live a sad pr()n-filled existence -
Model Railway enthusiats have their own pr()n (scroll down).
Phatbot Trojan Analysis
Is it just me or are the latest trojans getting
bloody scary - Phatbot has more features and destructive capabilities per line of code than any piece of commercial software I can think of.
Microsoft Demographics
Meet
Carlos - he's a stereotypical MSN user according to this
cheesy breakdown of MSN demographics. Except he's not real - if you want to see the
real Carlos then have a look
here - now that's much more accurate!
The Accidental Video Game Pr()n Archive
Geeks with too much time on their hands have combined their love of pr()n with their love of computer games to create
The Accidental Video Game Porn Archive - a collection of screengrabs from computer games that feature compromising postions. (SFW)
thanks to the convalescing Dr.Cooper for this one - glad to see that you're putting your time off to good use!
The Ladies of Star Trek - The Original Series
Looking at
these photos of the Ladies of Star Trek - can you work out what the casting requirements were for getting a job in the original series. Casting couch anyone?
Cookin' With Google - updated
The queen of research resources and all things Googley, Tara Calishain, has updated her
Cookin' With Google hack to include a drop-down box with different types of recipes especially for diabetics, Atkins diet etc. It's such a simple idea - you type in whatever you have in your fridge and cupboards and the tool comes back with recipes using those ingredients. Genius - it's what the
Internet fridge was made for.
Thursday, March 18, 2004
The unspoken word
Nasa have reportedly come up with a device that takes the amazing military throat microphones one step further. The
sub-vocaliser can intepret words before they are actually spoken. It's only one step away from telepathy and then we're all doomed. Doomed I tell you!
60s Photography Image Gallery
The BBC has put up a gallery of classic
60s Photographs which are just perfect for use as buddy icons - tomorrow I'm gonna be using
this one. Schmokin'!
Wednesday, March 17, 2004
Butt candles
Candles to put up your
bum. Cleans the pipes out. Apparently. Sadly no images.
New Yeti Sport - Seal Bounce
The third in the superb series of penguin-bashing games is now out - this time it's called
Seal Bounce and it's every bit as cute and addictive as
the others in the series.
Expect to see this mailed to your inbox about 20 times before the end of the week (then be dead smug that you saw it here first!)
Team Ryouko - X-treme Martial Arts Action Team
Update to the post below - I've found those guys'
homepage - there are a whole load more videos
here - they're insanely good!
Ninja Breakdance moves
This is a very cool video - these guys do gymnastics that are a combination of martial arts and
breakdancing. It's amazing to watch and well worth the download times. They even have the decency to include some bloopers to make the rest of us feel less inadequate.
Tuesday, March 16, 2004
Aluminum Cube Case mod
We normally don't post off-the-shelf case mods as it's considered cheating round these parts. To every rule there have to be exceptions and the
Xoxide UFO Ultimate Aluminum Cube is one such exception. It's a thing of beauty (although a clearer photo is available
here).
Japanese Paper Robots to cut out and keep
Robots made out of paper are never going to destroy all humans and take over the world so these
Japanese Paper robots only fulfill the first of Asimov's
Laws of Robotics but they're still very cool indeed. In case the Japanese writing is confusing, just click on one of the robots and you should get a .pdf file that you can print out which will make the robot - it's geek origami!
The Bovine Rectal Palpation Simulator
The Bovine Rectal Palpation Simulator is slightly better described as a
virtual cow's arse, because it's clearly so much better than sticking your hand up a real cow's backside. Bet the virtual version doesn't cover your arm in poop.
Bizarre Russian Dolls
You know those Russina dolls? The wooden skittle-shaped dolls that nest inside each other? Well, apparently there's a market for
bizarre music-themed ones featuring people like AC/DC, Britney SPears etc. You've gotta be some kind of compulsive to want a set of freakish looking
Barbara Streisand dolls although the
Gorillaz ones are quite funky.
Monday, March 15, 2004
Smiley Lore :-)
How many of you actually realised that Smiley hasn't always existed? It was first suggested by
Scott Fahlman in the early 80's. Luckily the only attempt so far to
patent the smiley was a joke - although I bet AOL have spent lots of money trying to figure out a way of doing it.
Adobe Beta Tests 'Designer' XML Form Tool
Sorry for yet another geek-post (we'll get back to the pr0n soon enough!). Beta news today that Adobe have announced the beta version of their new
'Designer' XML Form Tool a way of making complex forms with XML schemas. If this floats yer boat then sign up for the beta by following the links...
Hacking with Google
Using Google as part of a hacker's arsenal is nothing new, but as a Google obsessive, I'm always amazed when people are
surprised that it's so easy to get information from Google - after all, that's what it's there for.
GoogleDorks gives you some more 'practical' examples of what's out there. A fun one I like is seeing who's having major server problems by searching for server-monitoring related phrases - something like
this. I need to get out more.
'Sedna' the 10th planet
Just in case you haven't seen the news this morning... this is brilliant so I thought I'd just mention it.
Clicky
One of these images is not like the others redux
Yet another in our long, long series of Google Image searches where on image on the results page is not what you'd expect - a GIS for
'blue screen of death' (with safesearch off) gives one very NSFW image!
Drool - is this the ultimate consumer pc?
As home desktops go, I've yet to see one better specc'd than the
Mach 3.8. Combine it with a set of
Grand Canyon monitors and you've got the most impressive
BSOD ever.
Sunday, March 14, 2004
One of these things is not like the others
Try a search for 'power tool' in google. See if you can spot something that doesn't quite fit. Before you do... just think if you'll be offended by what you'll see (come on - use some imagination here - what do you think it's likely to be?). Needless to say NSFW.
Clicky.