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Archive for the 'creepy' Category
I wonder how I need to buy to get on a watch list..
Of (wo)men and breasts
As a male, I am vaguely aware of the power of breasts. I can’t say I don’t like them, but I can say they don’t rule my life, or my behavior. Apparently, that is not true for all males, and even females. Clover Stroud decided to see what effect breasts can have on her life. Her breasts are naturally 36A, but with the help of some silicon, and special effects expert, they became 36DD overnight.
This is her story.
dailymail.co.uk
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Chetwood Associates – Wind Dam
Just like it sounds, the wind dam blocks a funnels the wind into a turbine, therefore creating a sustainable source of power. The jury is still out on its overall environmental impact, as well as its efficiency, but over all the project has some very exciting implications.
inhabitat.com
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Invisible
Yes, the film is in German.
Yes, the film is a bit too long if you don’t understand German.
But the end is worth it.
I promise.
To start you off, do you notice anything odd about the above image?
Poker
I don’t know how many of you out there are poker players. But, if you have a basic understanding of how the game is played, this man is amazing to watch.
Scary
A bug in Microsoft’s Excel 2007 causes it to do some funny math. Try entering one of the formulas below into a cell, then check the math on your own calculator.
- =5.1*12850
- =850*77.1
The good news is that it is a display issue and not a calculation issue. If you take the result an multiply it by 2 in another cell, you will get the correct answer. It all relates to programing language that Excel is written in, and unsigned 16bit numbers. Not much info could be found on the Microsoft website at this time, but as you can imagine, digg
theregister.com
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Teddy?
Think of your favorite teddy bear. Now imagine it’s been ripped open, gutted, and turned inside-out. That’s what Kent Rogowski’s Bears series has done to the iconic stuffed animals of our childhoods.
The new art of pinhole cameras
Yes, the above is a pinhole camera. And, believe it or not, a fully functional pinhole camera. Check the website for more amazing cameras, and more pictures from each one.
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