The University of Utah built an interactive sliding scale to illustrate the size of REALLY REALLY small things like cells, atoms, HIV, water molecule, etc. Click the link to see. Very cool. picked by jasontho 4 weeks ago

A time waster. But try it, and hate me later. Actually, you can hate Lark. he started it. picked by eLJay 5 months ago

I was browsing through the winnters and I was psyched to see Aviary (full featured online multi-media studio) among the Editor's Choice Awards for "Technical Achievement."

Congrats Jax & Co! Nice work :o) picked by mattgup 6 months ago

The Federal Trade Commission has begun an inquiry into whether the close ties between the boards of Apple and Google violate antitrust laws. picked by Ankabout 7 months ago

For museum installations...Unless you have $40,000-$80,000 for your own. picked by suebe 8 months ago

A collection of geeky and cool business cards picked by xdvx 8 months ago

An awesome gallery of 3d pictures and videos. You can get the glasses in the current issue of People, Time Sports Illustrated, Entertainment Weekly, and Fortune. picked by scififan2715 8 months ago

The headphones supplied with the 3rd Gen iPod Shuffle contains a small chip labelled 8A83E3. Speculation is that this chip is a form of authentication and that without it 3rd party headphones won't work properly. End result? Manufacturers have to pay a tax to Apple to make headphones that work with the iPod range and Apple get to choose how you use the product you own and have paid for. picked by pocksucket 8 months ago

“The knack of flying is learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss” picked by feds 9 months ago

Some people, they came home to a squirrel who had eaten their fermented pumpkins. They did what any good citizen of the 21st century would do, and took video footage.

(Posted a year ago by Browntrout) picked by psycmoe 1 year ago

LevelHead ignores the conventions of normal game interfaces. It uses a webcam to recognise the six different faces on a cube. On screen, the game replaces the faces of the cube with one of six interconnected rooms. The action within the room is controlled by tilting the cube.

Confused?

Watch the one of the videos - they explain it a lot better. picked by pocksucket 1 year ago