So apparently it is the 20th century and you can't/don't use a laptop in the college classroom. Computers in the classroom are the future, but apparently Professor Mullen (physics at the University of Oklahoma) doesn't think so. To prove a point he took a broken laptop, doused it in liquid nitrogen, and then smashed it." title="OU Professor Smashes Laptop, after Freezing it [VIDEO]" />-
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Top 10 Geekiest Cake Designs
Posted on March 7, 2010 | No Comments
Do all these the cakes below threaten to devour us all? Yes they do. These creative and beautiful cakes are done for popular gadgets, and some of them are so accurately rendered that you probably can't spot any difference between the cake and the genuine one. One quintessential example would be the giant iPhone wedding cake. The icons are neatly arranged in four columns and rows, and it even displays the four bars of AT&T's 3G signal, digital time and a battery status bar. Another favorite of mine is the Nikon D700 camera cake. It looks pretty in both the exterior and interior.
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The Yahoo Yodelizer – Record And Send Yodels
Posted on March 4, 2010 | No Comments
Together with creative company PokeLondon, Yahoo! UK has come up a rather interesting website that allows you to satisfyingly annoy your friends or colleagues. Launched last month, the Yahoo! Yodelizer enables users to record 3-second Yodels and share them with via social networking websites.
To get started, simply head over to Yodelizer, tap some keys on your keyboard, and those pre-recorded Ya's and Hoo's will form a customized Yahoo Yodel. You can then download it as a MP3 file and make it your dope ringtone, publish it to Facebook or Twitter, or even attach it with something on the web by entering the URL.
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Steve Job’s Birthday!
Posted on February 24, 2010 | No Comments
Today is February 24th and guess what that means! February 24th is Steve Job's birthday, one of Apple's founders. Steve Jobs has done wonderful work in this world, including, bringing us OSX. Wish him a happy birthday in the comments!
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OU Professor Smashes Laptop, after Freezing it [VIDEO]
Posted on February 22, 2010 | No Comments
So apparently it is the 20th century and you can't/don't use a laptop in the college classroom. Computers in the classroom are the future, but apparently Professor Mullen (physics at the University of Oklahoma) doesn't think so. To prove a point he took a broken laptop, doused it in liquid nitrogen, and then smashed it.
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Garamond Font Saves Ink In This Creative Test
Posted on February 19, 2010 | No Comments
In this age of saving the environment, we're always hearing about using less paper, and even less ink. So, two people who were probably very bored found a creative way of finding out which font will save our planet- and your money- by actually drawing out a sample of the font and seeing how much ink their pens have left!
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How Strong Is Your Password [INFOGRAPHIC]
Posted on February 18, 2010 | No Comments
Last month, a report published by Sydney-based data security firm Impreva revealed that the most popular Internet password is “123456″, followed by “12345″ and then “123456789″. The study, which analyzes 32 million passwords recently exposed in the Rockyou.com breach, paints a grim picture of how vulnerable our online accounts are, especially those which contain simple credentials. It is quite depressing to see many people still turning a deaf ear despite a couple of hacks in the past few years.
In response to that, the folks over at CXO have tested different passwords using Gmail password strength meter and put them together into an interesting infographic, showing what kind of passwords are considered weak, fair, good, strong and unbreakable. So are one of the guilty ones whose passwords fall in the weak and fair category? Well, if you are, then you ought to start taking action before your personal information or sensitive data gets stolen.
