“Painfully polite and hilariously hostile writing from shared spaces all over the world”
http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/2007/09/01/ps-bacon-is-life/.
Bacon is life, indeed.
“Painfully polite and hilariously hostile writing from shared spaces all over the world”
http://www.passiveaggressivenotes.com/2007/09/01/ps-bacon-is-life/.
Bacon is life, indeed.
A nice overview of webcam tools:
Oh well. They’re still cool. If you’re still wearing black turtleneck sweaters.

I hope they manage to get the gearbox to hold up!
Identical twins exchange body parts. Real or fake? Click on the link and decide for yourself…
http://www.bmezine.com/news/people/A10101/addsub/
Nowadays, fireplaces are no longer just the plain old hole in the wall with chimney and wood affairs anymore. Designer fireplaces are the way to go!















Of course all these guys have a whole load more models available, and variations on the models shown here.
This book details the way the CIA built and used technologies to spy on other people and countries.
a former head of the CIA’s Office of Technical Service (OTS) and an internationally acclaimed espionage historian join forces to tell the story of the covert devices critical to America’s intelligence operations for more than half a century. SPYCRAFT recounts never before revealed details of the early false starts and frustrations OTS overcame to achieve eventual technological breakthroughs and operational successes unequaled in the shadowy world of espionage. SPYCRAFT traces the development and deployment of spy gear from secret writing and bugging devices to subminiature cameras and covert internet communications. Often incorporating technology that would not appear in consumer goods for two or more decades later, the remarkable devices of OTS were instrumental in winning the Cold War and fighting terrorism from South America to Moscow and in the jungles of Vietnam to the mountains of Afghanistan.
Nowadays most of the “devices” are software on PC’s, but this is a world of serious James Bond shit!
The Secret History of Star Wars traces all the way back to 1973 to examine how the first 14-page treatment that began the series came to be and was slowly built, draft by draft, year by year and movie by movie. Covering a period of over four decades, you will discover how George Lucas got his ideas for the original film, how Darth Vader was made into Luke Skywalker’s father in 1978 and forever altered the arc of the story, what happened to the infamous third trilogy in the series and how the prequel stories came to be. The book also reveals the style and method of Lucas himself and how his personal life affected and shaped the story, for better and worse.
reflective interferometric modulation
Qualcomm announces working displays which are an OLED / LCD / Plasma competitor: reflective interferometric modulation (IMOD). They offer:
low power consumption, visibility in outdoor lighting, and no backlighting requirement
.. no, actually. Sorry. These are Network Operation Centers. But don’t you just see Bond walking into one of these while battling SPECTRE minions?