Bill Gates blue screen of death

August 16, 2008



South Park, Mac vs PC Vs Linux

August 16, 2008


Video: YouTube

Linux enters the argument and PC and Mac have a meltdown.



South Park, Mac vs PC

August 16, 2008


Video: YouTube

Another in the long line of Mac vs PC video’s, this one I think is quite ironic in that it’s so true.



ZCorporation 450 3D printer in action rapid prototyping mach

July 4, 2008


Video: YouTube

Wonders of modern science… will it never cease. All the same I’d like one, not sure what I’d use it for though.

Perhaps it could be used to design cars, where you would learn before you made them, that you cant replace a sump gasket in some cars, without removing the motor first. Or that you can’t physically get at that back spark plug… that would be handy I guess.



Boeing 747-8 Interior

July 1, 2008


Video: YouTube

An animation of the interior of a Boeing 747-8.



Steve Jurvetson The joy of rockets

July 1, 2008


Video: YouTube

A really cool hobby… best observed from a thick reinforced concrete bunker.



Will Wright Toys that make worlds

June 21, 2008


Video: Ted Talks via YouTube

Spore is a new video game, sort of a Sim meets Civilization and EVE (all excellent games) with a touch of Monsanto (for mutation inspiration), due to be released September 5, 2008.



Hod Lipson Robots that are self-aware

June 19, 2008


Video: Ted Talks via YouTube

Hod Lipson demonstrates some of his strange robots which learn not only to move, but are self-aware and self-replicate.



Johnny Lee Wii Remote hacks

June 18, 2008


Video: Ted Talks via YouTube

Johnny Lee demos his amazing Wii Remote hacks, which transform the $40 game piece into a digital whiteboard, a touchscreen and a head-mounted 3-D viewer. - YouTube

How cool is this!



Anand Agarawala BumpTop desktop is a beautiful mess

June 11, 2008


Video: TedTalks via YouTube

Anand Agarawala presents BumpTop, possibly the next evolutionary jump for the user interface, instead of a mundane 2D desktop we may have a more visceral 3D desktop.

With a pinch of Newtonian physics, icons can be easily resized and the options of file organization becomes more practical, in a sense more ‘real’… I like it.



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