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Pulse

Pulse is a live visualisation of the recent emotional expressions written on the private weblogs of blogger.com platform. These emotional expressions are parsed according to a list of synonyms and transform a physical shapeshifting object.
Covering Euro 2008: Video technology
How to Catch Your Girl Cheating Using GoogleMyMaps
Google Maps is truly the creepiest Google product. Earlier…
…Now.
Thanks Andy.
Dramatization of Bill Gates email complaining about Windows
Love it!!!! He speaks for a generation.
The Five Most Powerful Movie Computers
Wired has all the geeky goodness.
Gnar Wars
They have managed to make even skateboarding uncool.
Pork and Beans
The dysfunctional family of internet celebrities come together for this Weezer song.
3 Days in April
Another test video by Philip Bloom that walks and talks like an art film. This time, he is testing out the unreleased but recently announced Sony EX3.
Watch 3 Days in April - His official site.
Balloons to wire America?
Brilliant but crazy idea.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Google is considering either a partnership or a full-on buyout of Space Data Corp—a company that provides balloon-based wireless networks. If you think that seems a little strange, consider this: the balloons can help bring wireless service to individuals in rural areas and they can be launched on the cheap—about $50 to launch the balloon, $1500 for the receiver, and a $100 finder’s fee for recovery after the balloon returns to earth.
The one major problem is that the balloons only survive for about 24 hours before they are destroyed in the upper atmosphere. However, if that shortcoming can be overcome, Google could build wireless networks using a 700 Mhz spectrum in a fraction of the time and at a fraction of the cost of traditional cell towers. And as a BusinessWeek article from last month revealed, Space Data believes it can cover the whole country with a WiMax broadband network with just 370 balloons. Compare that with the 22,000 or so towers that would be necessary using traditional methods. It may be non-traditional but it is a dammed good idea. My mind has just been blown.
Robots can’t act: Pulp Fiction
Saw this mentioned on G4’s Attack of the Show.
Google Appartment View
iPhone pocket guitar
This isn’t a geeky blog by any means but I can’t help but marvel at this.
24: The Unaired 1994 Pilot
Part of the charm of 24 is all the supposed gadgetry used in the show. Well, what if Fox had decided to go forward with 24 when the show was first proposed to them back in 1994?
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