Feb
29
You have a new friend request from Al-Qaeda
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The Canadian Department of Defence is warning its soldiers in
Afghanistan allocated not to disseminate information through personal
social network as Facebook as it is from there that the intelligence
the enemy draws 80% of its information.
Creeeeppppyyyyyyyyyyyy.
Feb
26
Garfield without Garfield
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Who would have guessed that when you remove Garfield from the Garfield comic strips, the result is an even better comic about schizophrenia, bipolor disorder, and the empty desperation of modern life? Friends, meet Jon Arbuckle. Let’s laugh and learn with him on a journey deep into the tortured mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against lonliness and methamphetamine addiction in a quiet American suburb.
For those that still dont get it these are garfiled comics with garfield erased out of them.
[Via Garfieldminusgarfield.Tumblr.com] Click the link to see many more
Feb
25
We have all walked into starbucks (or other coffee shops) with laptop but these guys take that a step ahead
[Via Engadget]
Feb
24
instant podcasting with your phone - cinch
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it all just seems to keep getting simpler
http://cinch.blogtalkradio.com
Feb
23
Patience and poor assasination skillz pay off
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Feb
22
The Ketchup Song
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oh the memories of breaking it down ketchup style.
Feb
20
G-Trainer “anti-gravity” treadmill gets approved by the FDA
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Crazy Treadmill

Alter-G looks to have been boasting about its G-Trainer “anti-gravity” treadmill for some time now, but it seems that it’s now a whole lot closer to finding itself under your feet someday, as it has now been approved as an actual medical device by the FDA. In case it didn’t pop up on your radar, the device itself makes use of a specialized air pressure regulation system to reduce the individuals’ effective body weight by up to 80%, with it apparently precise enough to make changes in increments as small as 1%. Of course, Alter-G also seems to be quite confident that the rig is entirely safe but, given some of the predicaments we’ve seen other, seemingly innocuous treadmills get in, we’d still be a little cautious about strapping ourselves into the thing.
[Via Engadget]





