Happy New Year!
by Max Eddy | 11:59 pm, December 31st
Thanks for reading! Have a happy New Year, and we’ll see you in 2012!
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by Max Eddy | 11:59 pm, December 31st
Thanks for reading! Have a happy New Year, and we’ll see you in 2012!
Read on...by Max Eddy | 4:00 pm, December 31st
Some valuable information from thegnome54 as we approach New Year’s Eve. Stay safe, everyone.
Read on...by Max Eddy | 3:00 pm, December 31st
Hackers aim for censorship free Internet using their own satellites (BBC)
Was the iPhone actually invented in 1992? (Giz)
Progress continues on the $35 tablet (The Globe and Mail)
Child actors then and now (BuzzFeed)
Hunting for the Beast of Beast of Gévaudan (io9)
And the Pantone color for 2012 is… (World of Wonder)
(time just flies by, via Reddit)
by Max Eddy | 2:00 pm, December 31st
As we prepare to close the book on another year, YouTube user derDon1234 threw together a quick look back at the last 100 years of history — conveniently compacted into 10 minutes. While interesting it’s, uh, not exactly uplifting. In fact, it’s nearly all wars and explosions, with a few sporting events thrown in for good measure. Also, only one woman was apparently noteworthy enough to make the cut — and it’s Lewinksy. So, while deeply flawed, its a sobering reminder of how far we’ve come. See the video after the break, but be forewarned that it does contain some graphic images, so watch at your own discretion.
Read on...by Max Eddy | 1:00 pm, December 31st
If you’re looking for an excuse to visit China, here’s a great one: At the city of Erlian, near the border with Mongolia, there is an enormous statue of two dinosaurs. And they are totally making out. The whole complex was designed to draw attention to the nearby Dinosaur Fairyland park, but that pales in comparison to the site of two long-necked dinos tongue wrestling.
Read on...by Max Eddy | 12:00 pm, December 31st
While Steve Jobs is often remembered as the father of Apple’s iconic products, UK designer Jonathan Ive was the creative mind behind the look and feel of devices like the MacBook, the iPod, and the iPhone. In recognition for his contribution to art and design, Ive has been named a Knight Commander of the British Empire in the New Year Honours list.
Read on...by Max Eddy | 11:00 am, December 31st
A recent update to the Judiciary Committee’s list of top supporters for the controversial Stop Online Piracy Act, more commonly known as SOPA or “that horrible law in congress,” suggests that alliances may be shifting behind the scenes. The refreshed list shows that top game makers Nintendo, Sony, and EA have dropped their support the law.
by Max Eddy | 6:01 pm, December 30th
With the recent death of Kim Jong-Il, many people ignorant of the internal workings of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea might have some questions. Perhaps you’re curious about how a DPRK citizen spends his or her time, or maybe you’re looking for commentary on slippery rumors about mass starvation and nuclear weapons. Well, worry no more friends: North Korea maintains a FAQ that should answer just about any question you might have. And it’s not full of bald-faced propaganda, of course not.
Read on...by James Plafke | 5:42 pm, December 30th
Bucky Studios compiled some of the best Philosoraptor musings and put it to a generic pop song just in time for the new year. Move over, Auld Lang Syne, and allow us to question existence itself for the new year, rather than forgetting auld acquaintances.
Read on...by Max Eddy | 5:07 pm, December 30th
A new study has found that tornadoes seem to have an overwhelming preference toward forming in the middle of the week. This isn’t necessarily because the hyper-destructive funnel clouds are dedicated workers that live for the weekend, but rather because of the pollution created by humans commuting to work. Just another example of human beings sowing the seeds to their own destruction.
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