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Google Just Went And Fixed The Samsung Galaxy S4
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Nerdy Street Art Uses Computer Messages To Poke Fun At People
Street artist Jilly Ballistic has been sneakily putting up computer nerd jokes as street art across New York City with hilarious results. Awful movies have been overlaid with a ‘move to trash’ or ‘low expectation warning’, while other advertisements get adorned with different computer system alerts.
Graffiti Identification System Could Reveal Gang Behind Tag
Graffiti isn’t always used to spruce up abandoned homes, freeway overpasses or trains. Sometimes it’s used by gangs to mark their territory or communicate about illicit activities.
Aussie Pranksters Vandalise Google Street View Camera
German Pro-Google Zealots Hurl Eggs At Homes That Opted Out Of Street View
Security Video Of The Violent Chicken McNugget Rampage Incident
Melodi Dushane, 25, pulled up to a Toledo-area McDonald’s at 6.30am on New Year’s Day demanding McNuggets. Told of McDonald’s breakfast-lunch barrier, Dushane tried to order a side of McWhoopAss instead. Here’s the just-released crazy video.
Fire Tagging Makes Graffiti a Bit More Dangerous
Graffiti is cool, I guess. But graffiti that’s been lit on fire before the paint drys? OK, now you have my attention.
AT&T Putting Up $100,000 Reward For Cable Cutting Vandals
AT&T has announced a $US100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the saboteurs that recently cut fibre optic cable in the San Jose region.
Vandals Cut AT&T Fibre Optic Lines In San Jose Affecting Thousands
Police in San Jose are investigating two incidents involving severed AT&T and Sprint fibre optic cable that knocked out landline, mobile and internet service to thousands of Silicon Valley residents.
Biker’s Revenge Handlebar Concept Is Absolutely Evil/Ingenious and Probably Not Real
Any cyclist who’s had their fair share of close calls with an errant motorist while travelling in the bike lane will appreciate this concept out of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
