Who really needs 3840x2400?.
Artificial candle.
I have never heard of Babeson before.
64GB SATA II Solid State Drive from Samsung.
A light take on something hardcore.
Ode to switches.
10 commandments of the mafia.
I couldn't find an actual article with an image so here is a blog link. Incredible and scary looking fighter pilot helmet.
Why are they spending so much time on the helmet for pilots when pilots are about to be extint.
This lego image is a great recreation of a famous photo.
Just some good pictures of the Canadian Rockies.
Heroic story of a pilot landing a plane with no fuel.
My dream putter. When geek meets sports, this is the product.
Funny videos:
Cowbell Hero
Stop Motion MarioKart
Melted Chocolate Bunnies
Trained Fish!
One of the best feel good movies. Ever.
Good Guiness Ad. Beer companies have so much money...
Social experiment.
There are a lot of these flipbook videos out now but I think I found the original.
Flexible screen.
'Magic' brush.
Oakley showing off it's stuff.
New type of armor.
Really cool idea. Ask a question and get 500 people to answer it.
Screen that acts like a fireplace.
10 crazy experiments that you most likely wouldn't be able to do now without being sued because of human/animal rights.
Special blinds make a fake window. "It is just always sunny where I live."
New display to lengthen battery life.
The comment explosion on this article was almost more entertaining/enlightening that the article itself.
Pictures in stereo.
New approach to motion capture.
Want to know what your name means?
Catch and listen to music streams from all over the internet.
Small and yet functional MP3 player.
Weird and cheap looking website but I love it.
Some pretty crazy optical illusions.
Giant wind turbine.
10 people with seemingly super powers/abilities.
Futuristic paint roller.
This is what people do when something has no point and they recognize it.
Beauty and brains. I have actually seen many examples of this lately. Gives me hope.
Simple and addictive flash game. (It is in Russia so be patient on the connection)
I want a miShare. Even more so when it becomes true USB2.0
GREAT article about raising smart kids.
Art can be fun.
Really funny computer prank.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Monday, November 12, 2007
What I Found Cool: Nov. 3 - Nov. 11
Graphs about just about anything make me laugh. One about web pages.
Many times people estimate when a new technology will take over another, it seems to be wrong. But I'd like for this and this to happen soon.
NSF is slow to move but still has some interesting things come through its doors.
Lotto pattern analysis. Nerds are funny and see patterns nearly everywhere. But technically nothing man-made is truly random.
Lasers will eventually be able to do pretty much anything.
Why would anyone want a screen with a resolution of 3840x2400 besides bragging rights?
Photo technology is improving every day.
I thought that this lamp and this light was a fun idea.
People find community in so many ways. One of them involves dressing up in a large fuzzy animal costume and a documentary is being made about it.
A computer made from scratch, including the processor, is incredible.
Cars driven by computers is defiantly the future. I just hope some places stay open to enjoy this thrill of driving.
Almost anything homemade is good but try this bread.
Some things just don't translate.
I couldn't find the original source but perspective art is neat.
Some of the best things and pictures in life are screw-ups that are observed.
In Spanish and also has some borderline stuff on it but ugly Mickey makes me laugh.
64GB Solid State Drive.
Smart protection for your bicycle.
Jet powered firetruck?
Speaking of fast things...
Nine creative staircases.
These aren't my top ten most addictive flash games but mine contains a few of these.
I want this for Christmas.
LOLs have sometimes gone too far with the LOLCat Bible and compiler but you have to enjoy the split offs of LOLGrims and LOLBots.
This website has great color palettes but also neat information.
Cool rocks.
I fell out of my chair because this poster made me laugh so hard. Making fun of people is not good but really funny sometimes. Especially extremist people.
Last week I made fun of the Japanese police vehicles with blue bunnies on top and this week I proudly show you the most incredible police cars.
Lasers again. This time they are taking over the internet.
THE best keyboard mod I have seen.
Just a sweet lawnmower.
I posted something like this before but I found one that was done better.
Yet another singing Tesla Coil but this is a duet.
Take advantage of other people's stupidity by buy things that are confiscated by the TSA.
What chef's do when they are bored.
I am not sure how the final bill of energy is impacted but a fully LED office building is just cool to see completed.
I know I am late but a hybrid train word help with pollution at major ports.
I agree, these images were all used as a background on my PC this past year.
Many times people estimate when a new technology will take over another, it seems to be wrong. But I'd like for this and this to happen soon.
NSF is slow to move but still has some interesting things come through its doors.
Lotto pattern analysis. Nerds are funny and see patterns nearly everywhere. But technically nothing man-made is truly random.
Lasers will eventually be able to do pretty much anything.
Why would anyone want a screen with a resolution of 3840x2400 besides bragging rights?
Photo technology is improving every day.
I thought that this lamp and this light was a fun idea.
People find community in so many ways. One of them involves dressing up in a large fuzzy animal costume and a documentary is being made about it.
A computer made from scratch, including the processor, is incredible.
Cars driven by computers is defiantly the future. I just hope some places stay open to enjoy this thrill of driving.
Almost anything homemade is good but try this bread.
Some things just don't translate.
I couldn't find the original source but perspective art is neat.
Some of the best things and pictures in life are screw-ups that are observed.
In Spanish and also has some borderline stuff on it but ugly Mickey makes me laugh.
64GB Solid State Drive.
Smart protection for your bicycle.
Jet powered firetruck?
Speaking of fast things...
Nine creative staircases.
These aren't my top ten most addictive flash games but mine contains a few of these.
I want this for Christmas.
LOLs have sometimes gone too far with the LOLCat Bible and compiler but you have to enjoy the split offs of LOLGrims and LOLBots.
This website has great color palettes but also neat information.
Cool rocks.
I fell out of my chair because this poster made me laugh so hard. Making fun of people is not good but really funny sometimes. Especially extremist people.
Last week I made fun of the Japanese police vehicles with blue bunnies on top and this week I proudly show you the most incredible police cars.
Lasers again. This time they are taking over the internet.
THE best keyboard mod I have seen.
Just a sweet lawnmower.
I posted something like this before but I found one that was done better.
Yet another singing Tesla Coil but this is a duet.
Take advantage of other people's stupidity by buy things that are confiscated by the TSA.
What chef's do when they are bored.
I am not sure how the final bill of energy is impacted but a fully LED office building is just cool to see completed.
I know I am late but a hybrid train word help with pollution at major ports.
I agree, these images were all used as a background on my PC this past year.
Friday, November 2, 2007
What I Found Cool: Oct. 27 - Nov. 2
These police get taken seriously?
Insane van and car.
Fun art competition.
Again, logical AND cool.
Billboards.
People can do amazing things with toothpicks.
People are making their ears likes elves.
The new feature at Wikipedia. I like to sit and watch. I did the same with the flickr mod.
This is where technology can define detail.
This CD player just looked elegant.
Very few people will find the discovery of the simplest Turing Machine. exciting
Cool photo series of things underground.
Do enough people really need a paper airplane launcher to create a market?
I want this clock so bad. I'll just build one.
This adapter for hard drives is perfect.
Sculptures made of cans.
The best video that I have seen in weeks.
Neat blog of bent objects.
Moss graffiti.
One of the most useful websites you will ever use.
Seven coolest islands. (or at least the coolest pictures of seven islands)
Geeky jack-o-lanterns.
I enjoyed this artist's website.
The photographer's sets are great.
I love other logical people.
Funny thing that a town has throughout.
This town/community is a cool idea.
A table for college students.
Digidesign does a good job of reaching out.
The only cufflinks I'd wear.
Geek putter in case you play golf.
Funny handwarmer.
Funny old CD covers.
Supposedly dark matter doesn't exist now?
Almost all of these websites have been on previous lists but are still great to go visit.
A programmer's approach to an argument. I like how he makes a point to clearly define the difference between evolution and abiogenesis.
Artists who use new mediums amaze me.
Adrenaline junkies.
Yet another great photoseries.
Movie mishaps.
I first heard this story on NPR.
I miss my old spirograph.
This 'crime deterrent device' would not fool any intelligent criminal.
I am heavily looking forward to anything this company releases. I want the lamp now.
Cool story of how the 'smaller world syndrome' of the internet can help.
A few photos of a bullet hitting things.
Sprint doubled my respect for them with one swoop.
Funny new dress.
Powerful things found in books in a jail library.
Insane van and car.
Fun art competition.
Again, logical AND cool.
Billboards.
People can do amazing things with toothpicks.
People are making their ears likes elves.
The new feature at Wikipedia. I like to sit and watch. I did the same with the flickr mod.
This is where technology can define detail.
This CD player just looked elegant.
Very few people will find the discovery of the simplest Turing Machine. exciting
Cool photo series of things underground.
Do enough people really need a paper airplane launcher to create a market?
I want this clock so bad. I'll just build one.
This adapter for hard drives is perfect.
Sculptures made of cans.
The best video that I have seen in weeks.
Neat blog of bent objects.
Moss graffiti.
One of the most useful websites you will ever use.
Seven coolest islands. (or at least the coolest pictures of seven islands)
Geeky jack-o-lanterns.
I enjoyed this artist's website.
The photographer's sets are great.
I love other logical people.
Funny thing that a town has throughout.
This town/community is a cool idea.
A table for college students.
Digidesign does a good job of reaching out.
The only cufflinks I'd wear.
Geek putter in case you play golf.
Funny handwarmer.
Funny old CD covers.
Supposedly dark matter doesn't exist now?
Almost all of these websites have been on previous lists but are still great to go visit.
A programmer's approach to an argument. I like how he makes a point to clearly define the difference between evolution and abiogenesis.
Artists who use new mediums amaze me.
Adrenaline junkies.
Yet another great photoseries.
Movie mishaps.
I first heard this story on NPR.
I miss my old spirograph.
This 'crime deterrent device' would not fool any intelligent criminal.
I am heavily looking forward to anything this company releases. I want the lamp now.
Cool story of how the 'smaller world syndrome' of the internet can help.
A few photos of a bullet hitting things.
Sprint doubled my respect for them with one swoop.
Funny new dress.
Powerful things found in books in a jail library.
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