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| Friday Apr 20, 2012 | Software patents are generally believed to be
bad for innovation and the economy, but they also can be hilarious, especially if you look at the art. to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Sep 22, 2007 | A bathroom fixture for your comfort and happiness. It opens! to Technology by leptirica |
| Wednesday Oct 25, 2006 | The technology has exhisted since 1920's. It's cheaper. It's cleaner. It's available. One used to be able to convert their car inexpensively. Not so now. So why has propane/gasoline hybrid not been available in United states commercially all these years? Why is it not popular here?
to Technology by leptirica |
| Tuesday Jun 21, 2005 | Does the Philip K. Dick android dream of electric sheep? to Technology by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Apr 13, 2005 | Before
radar
was developed, people would detect distant planes with
what amounted to
huge steerable
ear trumpets. to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Feb 17, 2005 | Showing all the hip and "down with it" street attitude of a
1950's FBI agent, Microsoft explains
what's up with
the crazy kids these
days and their on-line lingo. to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Jan 2, 2005 | Some people have a need for speed. Others just want to see how fast they can go. to Technology by nucleus |
| Wednesday Nov 17, 2004 | Bring the robot holocaust one step closer by using a remote-controlled gun
to kill animals from the
saftey and comfort of your home computer. to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Oct 12, 2004 |
Steve Erenberg has a very cool collection of
old radios, electronic and scientific equipment,
all of which is for sale! to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Aug 4, 2004 | Lots of pictures and information (including spectrum sensitivity) of
old microphones that used to be used in broadcasting. to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Friday Jul 30, 2004 | A little bit of old, a little bit of new. Pokia. to Technology by leptirica |
| Wednesday Jun 2, 2004 | Gentoo is for ricers. to Technology by scromp |
| Thursday Jul 3, 2003 | The Print Brush is a totally portable scanner/printer about the size of a PDA that can scan or download a file, and then transfer the image to a variety of surfaces. This is not a new idea. to Technology by isosceles |
| Wednesday Jun 4, 2003 | While new knee-jerk anti-terrorism restrictions have affected such things as
model rocketry, they don't seem to have hampered
Bruce Simpson's efforts to build his own
cruise missile. to Technology by scromp |
| Friday May 9, 2003 | In the year 2525 If man is still alive If woman can survive They may find... to Technology by fotbon |
| Sunday Apr 27, 2003 | Snakes? Weird! Buildings? Ok. HazMat shelters? Maybe. But churches, probably not. to Technology by fringehead |
| Thursday Apr 17, 2003 | Perhaps you'd like
a 160,000 page library on developing your impoverished country, for only $2. You could learn much from
a "memeware" attempt to synopsise all human knowledge. If your audience is illiterate, you might try
cheap video CDs to spread the information wealth. Fortunately, there is technology to do so that is
inexpensive, secure, reliable, and widely available. Yep, people
sure are
smart. No doubt about it:
Today is a better day. to Technology by tinfoil |
| Tuesday Mar 25, 2003 | Soft
cell phone or robotic maxi-pad? to Technology by riotnrrd |
| Monday Feb 24, 2003 | OBD-II, which stands for On-Board Diagnostics, is a series of serial protocols and bussing systems for automobile control systems. Per EPA regulations, all cars manufactured since 1996 have OBD-II. Using a commonly available aftermarket sensor and a sensor guide, one can perform self-diagnostics or even tweak their car's performance. However, all is not rosy; the proposed OBD-III standards will allow automobiles to be remotely located and tracked at all times, or even remotely disabled by law enforcement authorities. to Technology by isosceles |
| Wednesday Nov 20, 2002 | Implosion World has everything you need to know about controlled building demolition. Hotels, complexes, bridges, steel mills (note the coal pile catching fire) and other odds and ends. Look, the whole stadium is doing the Wave! [RealPlayer required] to Technology by yoyology |
| Sunday Oct 27, 2002 | Underwriter's Laboratories appear to be a pretty boring place, filled with rules and safety guidelines. That is, until they start setting turkey fryers on fire or you pay a visit to the kids page.
to Technology by caspian |
| Thursday Oct 17, 2002 | Worried about the safety of your children?
Patented SafetyLockTM prevents unwanted removal: activate manually or remotely, citizen!
to Technology by goboro |
| Saturday Jul 27, 2002 | Shows like Robot Wars, Robotica, and Battlebots would be way more interesting if they had a bunch of Plustech Walking Forest Machines duking it out.
to Technology by saucy |
| Friday Jun 28, 2002 | Wireless network enthusiasts have created a pictographic language for indicating network locations in a city of town. Curiously, it looks like a similar pictographic language used by hobos and tramps for indicating where to sleep, eat and work in a particular town. What if the two got confused? to Technology by caspian |
| Friday Jun 21, 2002 | WiFinder is a search engine that allows you to locate public and commercial wireless access points in the US, Canada, and other countries. to Technology by laurel |
| Friday Jun 7, 2002 | The mighy vacuum tube amp, still held in high regard by audiophiles across the world, is now available in motherboard form, brought to you by those crazy folks at AOpen. to Technology by wheezer |
| Tuesday Feb 12, 2002 | Diecorp is currently beta-testing a wireless
handheld p2p player with a claimed download speed of 1 mb per minute -
the RIAA is going to have a field
day with this...
to Technology by wheezer |
| Friday Feb 1, 2002 | What is Mlife? It's neither that spiritual nor that complicated. Possibly the biggest guerilla marketing campaign on the internet since AI, Mlife is Ogilvy & Mather's latest creation for AT&T Wireless. It's close at hand, so pay attention to the commercials during this Sunday's Super Bowl. That is, unless MetLife's lawyers (or these guys) have their way first.
to Technology by rich |
| Sunday Jan 20, 2002 | Everything you wanted to know about
Digital Video cameras
including
format comparisons,
codec comparisons,
and
tons of technical
specifications.
to Technology by shadow |
| Thursday Dec 27, 2001 | Moving? Scared your favorite radio station will go away? (Maybe you should be)
Perhaps you should fingerprint all the music they play so you can recreate it later. Clango will do it for you, if you run Windows. SongPrint
is available for Windows and Linux and appears to be similar. There's also TunePrint, but they appear to not be ready just yet.
to Technology by shadow |
| Tuesday Dec 25, 2001 | Vacuum Facts from VACMAN. Vacuum cleaners the Whole
Truth. Over 15 years of "study" to expose this industry for
what it is.
to Technology by tregoweth |
| Thursday Oct 11, 2001 | Rotting Slug Technology has languished for too long. to Technology by faisal |
| Thursday Sep 13, 2001 | Another way you can help is by
donating computer equipment and services, since the Red Cross is having a tough time dealing with this enormous task with only paper based systems.
to Technology by laurel |
| Friday Aug 10, 2001 | Many people find the idea of super-heroes silly. But can technologies such as jet packs, anti-gravity, ray guns, and super strength make super-heroes a reality? to Technology by klint |
| Thursday Jul 12, 2001 | You can go bionic the hard way by having solid devices implanted or attached.. But why not do it the easy way, with artificial fluids such as tears, saliva, blood, semen, urine, perspiration, and mucous? to Technology by keiths |
| Sunday Jul 1, 2001 | It's time to mow your lawn again. Why not try a hot-rod weed whacker? For those of the Amish persuasion (or who just want to intimidate the neighbors), there's always a good old-fashioned scythe. And if that's too much work, you can just buy a lawn-mowing robot to do the job as you relax in your hammock. to Technology by sylvar |
| Thursday Jun 28, 2001 | Melt a penny using only the sun and a piece of plexiglass. The next logical step is getting all this free energy from space and transmitting it to earth without frying anyone in the way.
to Technology by skallas |
| Thursday Jun 21, 2001 | Despite the prominence of PCS and digital cell phones, lots of people still don't know that a lot of mobile phone traffic still uses analog signals, which can be picked up by equipment you can buy off-the-shelf at
Radio Shack.
to Technology by mrbill |
| Friday Jun 15, 2001 | Sick of using a mouse that's only available in one color, huh? Well, how about a mouse that changes colors? to Technology by sylvar |
| Thursday Jun 14, 2001 | You know why WAP is dead? Because it didn't have any good porn to jump-start the service. to Technology by wheezer |
| Tuesday Jun 12, 2001 | While technology provides
many
harmless
forms of
stress
relief, technology itself may be a primary cause of
stress. to Technology by nucleus |
| Sunday Jun 10, 2001 | Sure, everyone wants to swim with dolphins and thanks to the magic of Virtual Reality you virtually can. The Cyberfin was designed by theAquathought Foundation which studies human-dolphin interaction. to Technology by skallas |
| Wednesday Jun 6, 2001 | AuDSL - Audio Digital Subscriber Line. Download your driver today! to Technology by wheezer |
| Nuclear technology is
safe,
right?
If I
were
you, I
wouldn't
get too
comfortable.
to Technology by nucleus |
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