After spending hours battling with the devastating reviews given to the new Terminator Salvation film, I actually went and saw the film for myself. And I’m glad I did. (Spoilers ahead!)
Fox Business Channel: First place in the race to cluelessness. [via Reddit]
It takes a connoisseur to pay a fortune for a sculpture, but it takes a maniacal boozehound with major ducats to burn to buy one to stash his (or her) liquor.
45 years after it was first created, Livermore Data Systems’ “Model A” Acoustic Coupler Modem finally gets hooked up to the Internet, and travels to the World Wide Web at a whopping 300 baud.
I will tell you what it is: It’s part of the International Space Station as seen from Earth with a telescope. And apparently, it’s very happy to see us… what is that tiny thing tingling on the P3 truss?
Sure, for gadget nuts like you and me, the XO OLPC may not quite have the grunt to be usable, but for the poor, indigenous communities out in the middle of the Northern Territory, it’s fantastic. And a couple of days ago, the first OLPCs were officially handed out to Aboriginal primary school children at Shepherdson College on Elcho Island, Northern Territory.
These Salt & Pepper cell shakers are kinda backwards; they’re stored in cupboards while actual batteries are stored in your fridge. If you were high, that would have blown your mind.
Apparently, several Apple users are reporting in forums that the screen in the unibody MacBooks has been quietly upgraded to MacBook Air standards, offering noticeably better quality than older units. It all started last April.
What’s made out of cardboard, packs flat and is covered in poop? Answer: The Shit Box.