Then a slide rule watch isn’t a bad idea. But Breiltling Old Nav still looks better with the same functionality. But a waaaay higher price!
Author Archives: Robin
Build your own teleprompter
Out of a bunch of CD cases and a laptop
RFID jammer
Week 35
Good morning and welcome to week 35. As you can see, we are cruising at a rate of one day per 24 hours, and a spin rate of 365 days per year. Please fasten your seatbelt when you see the light come on. This week we are predicting 5 days of work and 2 days of free time, with some periods of leisure, most likely starting at around 1800 daily.
The stewardesses will now show you how to start your alarm, and demonstrate a proper wake up action and tea making procedure in the event of an emergency.
This was your captain speaking, on behalf of the cabin crew and the company, we would like to wish you a pleasant week.
Rat brains flying combat jets
Is this the future of warfare?
Finding The A-Team on Stuffo
This is excellent fun stuff:
Phase 1: recruiting
Phase 2: The questionnaire
Flying Telescopes
Google going nuts on your machine
Apparently Googlebar browsers display content Google wants you to see on a site and not what the sitemaker had in mind…
ROB-1 mini remote controlled camera
Yup, you use your bluetooth phone to control this thing – it’s tiny and I want one!
Beer is less fattening than orange juice!
Yup, as well as being good against cancer, another reason to celebrate this noble drink – it doesn’t, in fact, get you fat!
IDF: D&D players are detatched from reality
And won’t get high security clearances for sensitive jobs in the military.
6 minutes charge time, 10 times the length
Batteries we’d all like to have!
Ig Nobel Prizes
Well, we have the Darwin Awards, but this lesser known honour is bestowed on those who have carried out some seriously improbable research. Previous winners: The first case of homosexual necrophilia in the mallard Anas platyrhynchos. Well done, that man!
Get people out of your office
M-Theory articles
Interesting theoretical physics articles by Dr. Michio Kaku
From wormholes to time travel, it’s all here
Catch the Real Hussain
http://atomfilms.shockwave.com/af/content/real_hussein
Neural networking $5 chip turns Austin Martin DB9 into super self diagnostic V12 marvel
http://media.ford.com/newsroom/feature_display.cfm?release=18677
Bluetooth projected keyboard
http://www.itechdynamic.com/html/border25.htm
See through walls!
http://www.baytoday.ca/content/news/details.asp?c=6657
Sweet digital videocom
http://www.nisisusa.com/spec.htm
Everything that was on Paris Hilton’s phone
http://www.hiltonhacked.com/
Use your skin as a networking cable
http://www.redtacton.com/en/index.html
Holographic displays on your contact lens showing your glucose level etc
http://www.smartholograms.com/site/sections/default.asp
Read the KGB spy handbook to London
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/releases/2005/highlights_march/march1/default.htm
Light scattering invisibility sheilds
http://www.nature.com/news/2005/050228/full/050228-1.html#B1