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Flickr

Posted by Void on 06/21/2008

This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.

Misc. Swords

Posted by Void on 06/15/2008

Junk Post. Mr. X wants to see pictures of CSA swords.

Enter the Dragon

Posted by Void on 05/26/2008

Neowin Giveaway >> 31 Days of the Dragon If you haven’t heard about the HP 31 Days of the Dragon, hear about it. They’re giving away a kick-@55 computer every day for 31 days. Neowin wanted to get folks to participate so I generated an mp3 about what I’d do if I had a dragon. […]

Wireless Bidet

Posted by Void on 05/23/2008

Why does a bidet need to be wireless?

Effing Big LCD-TV

Posted by Void on 04/13/2008

Sharp Deutschland: 108 Zoll: Sharp präsentiert den größten LCD-TV der Welt Say no More.

The Gathering of the Flashlights

Posted by Void on 04/10/2008

National Geographic Self-powered Emergency Radio Every summer, Mr. X does what he calls “The Gathering of the Flashlights.” A leftover habit from our Philadelphia Folk Festival and camping days, The Gathering is Mr. X’s ritual of collecting all the flashlights in the house and replacing batteries and bulbs. Well, National Geographic emailed me an ad […]

Semafox

Posted by Void on 03/29/2008

Create your very own Semacode tag. What is Semafox? Semafox is an easy way to create a smart 2D barcode (aka a semacode) using your web browser. There’s nothing to install or uninstall. Bonus… the QRCode reader from KAYWA can decode it. As always, my search for this item resulted in something totally unexpected, in […]

MYTAGO – YAMT

Posted by Void on 03/27/2008

MYTAGO – do magic with your phone Yes, it’s Yet Another Meatspace Tag. This one requires a free membership to get the tags. Seems like a bit of a privacy hassle. MYTAGO is a little different from QRCode or Shotcode. There’s no phone app. Instead, take a picture of the tag and use one of […]

One Laptop Per Child

Posted by Void on 03/21/2008

http://www.laptop.org/ It’s here, the ideal gift for early adopters. We’ve been hearing about the $100 Laptop for months now. It seemed like a pipe dream. A laptop for children in third world countries? It would have to be an engineering marvel. The kids often live in houses with dirt floors. They often don’t have electricity. […]

What Was the Cold War?

Posted by Void on 03/13/2008

In WWII the Germans ran into Russia killing everyone they found. They destroyed entire villages, an entire way of life. In some parts of Russia one in four people died. Every family was affected. However, the Germans awakened a sleeping giant. And when U.S. General George Patton realized just how big Russia was, he wanted […]

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