Wednesday, December 26, 2007

What I found cool Dec. 18 - Dec. 26

Best Flickr album of the Post

MOVIES
Best Video of the Post

Disappearing Car Door.
Crazy Christmas musician.
Insane rock climbers.
Another bubble?
Tough screen.


ARTICLES/PRODUCTS/STUFF

Coffee table game with 'floating' top.

Remote control tub duck.

20 good traveling websites.

USA spending.

Funny community in Russia.

IEEE Spectrum creates another great article. This time about passing electricity over fiber optic.

Tiny world.

Visual feedback is always a plus. Using the SequoiaView technology.

Snowballing tool.

Hyperdrive 4. Volatile memory may be fast but one blackout that outlast your UPS and everything is gone.... Good for video games though I guess. Backup your saved games on a regular IDE drive perhaps?

When insults had class.

Hot women of Star Trek.

Aiola Island.

Competitive knitters.

Drink mixer.

Bees plus nerds equal more efficient web servers.

Flash drawn images.

100 'best' songs of the year.

First wave of printed solar panels.

Yet another insane battery on the way. Not holding my breath until I actually see some of these 'insane' batteries in the store or my laptop.

Pictures of eyes.

Atlanta photojournalism seminar contest.

Frozen Sea.

Lightening and fireworks.

Spoof website pulled off perfectly.

MIT open courses.

Realize how small you are compared to the universe. In picture form also.

GoogleTalk translation.

Decently comprehensive article about the credit crunch.

Another music sharing website. Rate a song and listen to all of the others.

Traffic jams mathematically explained.

10 'earth hacks'.

Dragon attack.

Simpsons' house in the real world.

GDP percentage growth.

Setting Milky Way over a few months.

Buy an island.

Best gas mileage on a 4 wheel drive vehical.

50 biggest events in the gamin world this year.

Dreams reflected in shadows.

Penny sized 16GB flash drive.

Swimming in goo.

How to draw book with drawings produced by children.

Digital logo builder.

Old Testament of the Bible on a pinhead.

Monday, December 17, 2007

What I found cool Dec. 14 - Dec. 17

I'm going to go ahead and post these because much has occurred that was cool in the past 4 days.

MOVIES
This is by far my favorite video in a long time. Evil look baby.
Flow 5.0 If you like this go check out the rest of the website at Studio Roosegaarde.
360 camera.
Spider machine.


ARTICLES
Best.Cookies.Ever. I'm from the south.

Mental IQ is equivalent to brain 'strength'. The brain needs to be exercised like a muscle.

Top lists of everything that happened in 2007. Included in those lists but broken up are Times: Top 50, Top 10 lists.

Gifts for engineers had a periodic pair of socks.

This bike technically has an 'infinite' number of gears..

Insane solid state RAID 0.

Superfluid came to my knowledge today.

Supposedly every Lego instruction booklet produced.

Every week a new company comes out with the 'battery of the future' but thenew Toshiba batteries sound like they might actually go somewhere.

Attack with lazer beams.

25 coolest keyboards.

Graffiti legends former art was found.

The iPhone turned into an HD video recorder. For 10 seconds... Find a way to stream to a 16GB microSD and we might have something bigger on our hands. Still, very cool.

2007 Google wrap-up.

Sweet pool.

Great photo series of hitchhiking.

Whale hunt. Graphic towards the end but well worth it. The flash website has some cool ways to display the images.

Star Wars Christmas cards over the years.

Supposedly the Hypersonic age is here. Highly doubtful. 25-50 more years, perhaps.

A well done article about the RGBY LED table.

Flickr Leech is my new 'free time image check'.

Interesting website with the 'Truth-o-meter'.

Great idea with a map displaying the front pages of the newspapers from around the country.

Pop-up card designer.

THE most addictive flash game I have played. The epic style music plays a large part in this.

Nerd polo.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

What I Found Cool: Dec. 1- Dec. 13

MOVIES
TUNNEL BABY!!!
Un-safety bike.
WRX car jumping a HUGE distance.
Proposal on the set of Scrubs.
World's fastest land vehicle.
Leslie Hall...
Side of building Tetris.
Aquarium toilet.
Violin playing robot.


It has been too long so all the links will be short.
ARTICLES
Star Wars USB Drives.

Etch-A-Sketchist.

Micro-Art.

Watch phone. James Bond anyone?

This list of learning sites made my personal bookmarks.

Booze Test.

Insane pets.

Storage container flip-out house.

Finding geothermal energy just got a whole lot easier.

We have all seen droplet photos before but these are done well.

Electric eel used to power Christmas lights. [Patience with link, it is in Japan]

Purrcast. Self explanatory.

Randomly found Flickr account that I enjoyed.

Open source gadget hardware.

Bad at cracking eggs? Solution.

5 weird energy sources.

Remote controlled plane that uses jet type technology.

Very cool light. But not $100 cool.

Strange maps. Great website that made my personal bookmarks.

Things to do with your old computer.

8 great natural camouflages.

Hopefully you have seen Evil Knievel's injuries.

10 most valuable comic books. Pay my college loans please.

R2D2 Translator.... Nerds.

Find any MP3. Only for demo of course.

Meeting of people who own my dream car.

Battleship napkins. For either a very boring evening out or an incredible dinner with a VERY cool girlfriend.

Insane train.

Julian Beever's new sidewalk paintings.

10 Deadliest animals on the planet.

Clear and stunning nature pictures.

33 tables that decrease and increase my expectations of our next generation. I never said if the expectations were to cure cancer or to get hit by a bus.

Telescope in a 747.

Cool music player.

Ads of the world.

7 errors you most likely make.

It is incredible what people can create completely with photoshop.

101 Christmas movies that you can watch online.

If this succeeds it'll be great for science on so many levels.

Time doesn't slow down. It is just perception.

Completely ergonomic keyboard to avoid carpel tunnel.

One of the funniest quote websites I have ever seen.

Cats that grow in the dark.