J.Rai
10-30-2007, 03:58 PM
OK so these things pile up in my history and they spill into forums and MSN links so I thought I'd put up a few to share that made my chuckle or pause to look twice.
http://www.truenuff.com/blog/images/posts/deathstar2.jpg
Geeky Pumpkin Designs! (http://studenthacks.org/2007/10/28/pumpkin-carving-designs/) - My fave is highlighted here, but there are some funny/impressive ones, and of course the classic perennial favorite, "Pumpkin Pi."
The Rubik's Cube Solution (http://howtosolvearubikscube.weebly.com/) - I don't recall ever actually legitimately solving a Rubik's Cube, but I also don't remember actually owning one either. I think I'm going to try to find one now and see if I can actually use a strategy like these.
Dynamic Window Is Trippy, Cool (http://www.geekologie.com/2007/10/dynamic_daylight_window_is_tri.php) - This is a freakin' super-cool piece of new technology. I don't know what having this in my hotel room would do to the cost per night, but I'd love to play with it for sure. Anyway, there. Go geek out. Links found via StumbleUpon (http://www.stumbleupon.com) and of course Geekologie (http://www.geekologie.com).
http://www.truenuff.com/blog/images/posts/deathstar2.jpg
Geeky Pumpkin Designs! (http://studenthacks.org/2007/10/28/pumpkin-carving-designs/) - My fave is highlighted here, but there are some funny/impressive ones, and of course the classic perennial favorite, "Pumpkin Pi."
The Rubik's Cube Solution (http://howtosolvearubikscube.weebly.com/) - I don't recall ever actually legitimately solving a Rubik's Cube, but I also don't remember actually owning one either. I think I'm going to try to find one now and see if I can actually use a strategy like these.
Dynamic Window Is Trippy, Cool (http://www.geekologie.com/2007/10/dynamic_daylight_window_is_tri.php) - This is a freakin' super-cool piece of new technology. I don't know what having this in my hotel room would do to the cost per night, but I'd love to play with it for sure. Anyway, there. Go geek out. Links found via StumbleUpon (http://www.stumbleupon.com) and of course Geekologie (http://www.geekologie.com).