colour blind test
Check to se if you’re colour blind
Heres a Very good test
:( its very sad but i think i may be colour blind…

Check to se if you’re colour blind
Heres a Very good test
:( its very sad but i think i may be colour blind…
Riddle game, can take hours/days to figure out some levels. Varying levels can require anything from google searches, checking page source code, image manipulation through other programs and other geek oriented fun. Strange riddles yet very thought provoking.

From this point on, there will be no rebloging. So there wont be anymore of those [Via ___ ]. The posting will slowdown, and for the next week the site will be undergoing changes. The membership is now open for all to join, so get in the action and post what you find.
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Is this the new google? Icerocket is making a blast on computers everywhere. The best part of the normal web search is that it shows a preview of what the website looks like, i dont know why but it makes it easyer to pinpoint the search. They could make the News section better organized, but the IceSpy is pretty cool, it lets you see what other people are searching. You can also search blogs, Phone pics, and Multi Media. it doesnt have as many features and may not be as simple as google, but its olmost there. This could be the Google killer. Check it out!
I just watched Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy opening day, and had to find some toys for it. so here they are via WickedCoolStuff
Marvin 10" RotoCast Figure with Light Up Eyes
This poseable plastic and vinyl version of everyone’s favorite manic-depressive
robot features light-up eyes and a poseable body. The must-have piece
for fans of Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy.
“INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE” Wall Clock
Sent in from a anonymous reader.
$20.99
Decorate any room in your home or office with the 10 inch
“INFINITE IMPROBABILITY DRIVE” wall clock. Black plastic case. Requires 1 AA battery (included). Buy here
For more Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy products, visit HITCHHIKERS GUIDE FAN STORE & wickedcoolstuff
P.S. - No comments about us living in Williamsburg, please.
[Via TUAW]

China is getting into the humanoid robot game. Baizhixing,
or “smart star”, doesn’t play soccer or have individually moving
fingers, but he can make facial expressions and gesticulate at
preschoolers. Dr Bao Qingshan, in charge of the development of this
shoeless Teddy Ruxpin at the Harbin Institute of Technology, is quoted:
“It
combines animal imitation technology and modern preschool education
theory, integrating control systems, complicated mechanical structures,
speech synthesis and expandable networking technology… All the core
technologies have been developed independently, and are equal to the
advanced techniques utilized abroad. We have complete intellectual
patent rights.”
I can’t tell if the little girl
in the photo is fascinated by Baizhixing or about to start bawling, but
the half-lidded leer the robot’s giving the camera is pretty
unnerving.
[Via Carbongeek]
A new online payment service is set to launch this summer, and from what I am hearing, GreenZap has some big plans for their debut. While many have soured over how Paypal has treated them,
there hasn’t really been an online payment service that has stepped up the the plate and become virtually universally accepted. This is what GreenZap
aims to change. They state that they are here to take on Paypal, and
lead the way for electronic payments. They will be accepted by eBay,
Yahoo! Auctions, and many other online entities. Signing up for
GreenZap is free, and if you sign up now, when you log in to your
account on their June 15, 2005 launch date - you will find $25
deposited for your use. Take that, Paypal.
Note: Type TrendyDNA into the Promo code area, when you preregister, to get the FREE $25!
[Via gearlive]
by: merck
A video filmed in the 1940s, shows how the Soviets successfully resurrected a severed dog head, also how they were able to stop a heart of a dog for up to 15 minutes and resurrect it again with blood circulation mechanism, with surprisingly no brain damage! From what I understand this is real historically documented footage.