Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Controller Ergonomics
King Kong Trailer
World of Warcraft Unfinished Area
Monday, June 27, 2005
The Smoking Gun on Scientology
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
J.R. Antrim's Videogame Lookalikes
The Onion in 2056
Good for a few laughs; This is a mock-up of "The Onion" in the year 2056. Many of the links work and take you to some funny articles. Some of the predictions for 2056 include that the Yen will be the standard form of currency, and the Middle East unites and becomes a world super-power.
Being Batman - Forbes.com
Monday, June 20, 2005
How British Are You?
Surprising Expiration Dates
Sunday, June 19, 2005
Paper thin watch
Thursday, June 16, 2005
Video Game Music Mixes
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
How the Batsuit works
I keep forgetting that I can post photos in my blogs! Howstuffworks.com has an article on how the Batsuit works.
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Canada Loses the North Pole
Homebrew Air Conditioning
Thursday, June 09, 2005
Escher Photoshop Contests
Video Game Sprites
'Mario' techno beats bounce up the charts
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
E3 Awards
Pixelblocks
T2X: Shadows of the Metal Age
UFO Summoning Story Gets Weirder
To no-one's surprise, Prophet Yahweh is now backing out of his promised UFO summoning events (making up a bunch of mumbo-jumbo to "explain" the reasons). It's entertaining to read his various excuses as the days go by. Among his excuses is one regarding a conspiracy by the "Luciferians". On the other side, here is an article where Luciferians are saying Yahweh is a pawn of a christian conspiracy. Bizarre and almost comedic!
Judging by Yahweh's writing style, he's not a very intelligent or educated man, but I must give him credit for coming up with a very unique way of building a "cult". ;-) I'm sure he will have at least a small group of followers eventually (just don't drink the Kool-Aid people!)
His videos: http://www.prophetyahweh.com/freeufos.htm
His daily messages: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pyufos/messages
Judging by Yahweh's writing style, he's not a very intelligent or educated man, but I must give him credit for coming up with a very unique way of building a "cult". ;-) I'm sure he will have at least a small group of followers eventually (just don't drink the Kool-Aid people!)
His videos: http://www.prophetyahweh.com/freeufos.htm
His daily messages: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pyufos/messages
Logo Trends for 2005
Rumour Mill: Revolution Catalog
Here's a rumour list of Nintendo Revolution classic offerings for download. Also, the newest rumor, is that the games are not free for download.
PostSecret
PostSecret is a "blog" where photos of home-made post cards are posted (sent to the blog owner anonymously). The post-cards are interesting for their designs, but the real interest is that each card contains a confession of a secret. Many of these secrets are rather touching or thought-provoking.
Voice actors to vote on strike
Videogame voice actors want to vote to strike. Apparently, they aren't getting enough of a cut from the videogame industry.
Nintendo to create WiFi hotspots for DS handheld
Disposable CamCorder
The "Star Wars" Worlds: More Science Than Fiction?
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
Man with what appeared to be a bloody chain saw let into U.S.
Snap judgments
Major photo outlets, like walmart, are starting to refuse to print digital photos because of fear of copyright infringement.
Rumor Control: Avalanche of defections at Blizzard?
Citigroup division tells 3.9M customers personal info lost
Monday, June 06, 2005
The Singular Design of Katamari Damacy
Real-Life Zombie Video Game
OK, this one's hard to believe, but fascinating to watch none-the-less. A guy is hypnotized while playing a Zombie video game. He's then placed into an identical, but real environment, given a gun, and then woken up to find real-life zombies coming at him. He starts out confused... then quickly loses his mind.
Assuming the guy could be hypnotized such that the game's light flashes are his "trigger" to put him under again, would he still suffer psychological damage from an experience like this? Are the people staging this not guilty of torture?
Video: Real-Life Zombie Video Game
Assuming the guy could be hypnotized such that the game's light flashes are his "trigger" to put him under again, would he still suffer psychological damage from an experience like this? Are the people staging this not guilty of torture?
Video: Real-Life Zombie Video Game
Saturday, June 04, 2005
Sinking the Sub Club
Remember going to Subway and collecting those stamps? It has come to an end. Apparently, you can still buy these stamps on eBay.
Thursday, June 02, 2005
Ariel Atom
Check out this car. The Ariel Atom is a bare minimum car... for the motorcycle enthusiasts with no balance.
Origami Boulder Company
Wednesday, June 01, 2005
Blogging Becomes A Corporate Job
Here's an interesting article form the Wall Street Journal: the new corporate job: get paid to blog.
