As the original linker said:
I recognize most of the people in this video, which might be a surefire sign that it is time to disconnect ;).
Quite.
(Via Amber Mac) more »
I gave this one to Ritchie about a year ago; I'm now thinking about repossessing it as based on the referrer logs he's doing quite well on readership by stirring up the creationist stewpot! more »
Sometimes one receives spam that's worth repeating. This is one such.
Dear Mr.;
In fulfillment of the effective legislation referring to the protection of data and Spam:
We asked for its permission to him and authorization to send our commercial… more »
Well, not Lego per se, but you've seen the South Park character generator and people are pretty familiar with the Wii Mii's. Same thing, except it's a digital Lego minifig.
And no, you can't see the one I created for myself.
(Via Pharyngula) more »
Warcraft? The Australians are worried about "World of Warcraft" as a terrorist training program?
You could try to sell me on "Counterstrike" or "Battlefield 2" where you can at least create virtual environments to practice in. Quoting an online game… more »
Well, that's nice.
According to various scientific papers, as a left-hander I "can think more quickly when it comes to tasks such as playing computer games or playing sports."
The downside is that I'm a bit more likely to go psychotic while doing so… more »
I like a good turn of phrase. To wit:
I dislike crapping on sci-fi movies for 'bad science'. It's like crapping on Lord of the Rings for having elves and magic.
It's a movie. If there were ever to be a truly realistic sci-fi movie, it would be several… more »
I've been trying to avoid the whole lolcats meme thing, but this one got me on two counts:
1) It's funny.
2) I have absolutely no idea what the animal pictured actually is but it does a great Monty Burns impression. more »
One of the standard criticisms of the Wikipedia is that anyone can edit a page and thus effectively vandalize it. One of the standard defences is that such behaviour is typically caught quickly and the edit reverted.
The difficulty is determining when… more »
Well, technically I suppose all anti-gravity or perpetual motion engines inventions are novel as none actually work, but Wired has a nice graphic showing their stab at it based on two truisms: toast always lands butter side down, and cats always land on… more »
"Ready, Aye, Ready" was a slogan used by Canadian politicians to indicate Canada's willingness to assist the British Empire in any conflict. It remains in use as a motto for some of the Canadian military. It has almost nothing to do with the content of this blog.