A classic YouTube animation, featuring the World of Warcraft crew, singing a song adapted from the musical Avenue Q, about the Internet's real purpose.

(NSFW - Language) picked by ImNotBlue 4 weeks ago

Dubbed The Day of the Donut by Flickr group We Demand Donuts, the event began as a way to make light of the latest controversy to bubble up among the photo site's famously finicky users. This time, some Flickr fans are up in arms because the site decided last week to let "Pro" users upload 90-second video clips. picked by doggylives 4 weeks ago

Most malware attack vectors are designed to target a wide cross-section of potential victims, but every now and then something different pops up. In this case, there's a new bug spreading aimed specifically at corporate CEOs with a fear of the criminal justice system. picked by JDRucker 4 weeks ago

I know I've certainly done my part. picked by arsphidius 4 weeks ago

This is possibly THE coolest thing I've ever seen. I want one and I want it NOW! picked by doggylives 4 weeks ago

Ingenious product designed to toast two bread, bagel, croissant, or English muffin slices and cook an egg, while warming a slice of Canadian bacon or sausage. It does all three functions simultaneously so you're ready to assemble and eat a delicious breakfast sandwich within minutes.

w00t!! Going straight on my Christmas List picked by doggylives 4 weeks ago

Psystar's Web site was overwhelmed Monday after it was found to be selling cheap computers with Mac OS X Leopard preinstalled. This caused quite the commotion, as Apple does not license its operating system to other hardware makers, and specifically prohibits (PDF) end users from installing Mac OS X on anything other than an "Apple labeled" computer. picked by buddha 1 month ago

"Google's growing faster than you are and it's responsible for the majority of profitability for each of these. You're dependent on your biggest competitor and that's a terrible position to be in." picked by JDRucker 1 month ago

Half-full or half-empty?

Watch the votes roll in! picked by TheShirtPocket 1 month ago

This is interesting in an of itself, but check out the comments section, because they bring up a bunch of good points. picked by tdiggity 1 month ago

On June 30th, Micro$oft will pull Windows XP from store shelves. A bunch of people are kidding themselves that teh Gatesman will listen to their online petition.

Get ready for Vista everywhere you look.

Meh...I still use Windows 2000 at home. picked by moe 1 month ago

picked by gratheo 1 month ago

The Pedalofit, a clamp-on cycle for wheelchair users so they can

a) Exercise

b) Look cool zooming around the neighborhood with their new ride. picked by doggylives 1 month ago

Ah sweet memories of addictive games such as Adventure, the first video game with an easter egg. It used 4096 bytes (4K) for the game code (in ROM) and 128 bytes for program variables (in RAM). See link for 1981 and '82 catalogs. picked by 2manyusernames 1 month ago

Imagine being able to take a step back in time and walk through the streets of ancient Pompeii hours before the eruption of Vesuvius..or any other place at any other point in history..

Where in time would you go if you could? picked by cb__ 1 month ago

Microsoft's flagship product, which runs the vast majority of the world's PCs, has become so bulky and ill-equipped for the challenges of modern computing that it risks becoming obsolete, a pair of senior analysts at Gartner have said. picked by 2manyusernames 1 month ago

I drove by a big billboard a few months ago that had this car advertised and forgot about it until I drove by the soon to open dealership the other day. The car looks awesome (kind of a cross between a Porsche Boxster and a Lotus Elise) and performs like a true roadster, plus it's 100% electric! Now if only I could find that spare $100,000 I've got stashed around the house so I can buy one.... ... read full post picked by 86Apex 1 month ago

This “Firefox logo” image was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope picked by buddha 1 month ago

No single article of clothing is as versatile as the gorilla suit. You can wear a gorilla suit to an embassy party, to a jewel heist, to a high-speed car chase, and then practice your slamdunks in it, all in a single evening. Without a well-constructed, well-tailored, and suitably altered gorilla suit (do you need boot-cut legs to go over your ski bindings?) your closet is sadly lacking. picked by 2manyusernames 1 month ago

It uses the spin of an electron to store data. No idea how... picked by coldbladed 1 month ago

On January 2, 2008, the Massachusetts State Police sent MediaSentry a cease-and-desist order over its investigative practices in the commonwealth. A recently-unearthed court filing shows that MediaSentry has continued its investigations in Massachusetts at least into February. picked by JDRucker 1 month ago

Cracking a power company network and gaining access that could shut down the grid is simple, a security expert told an RSA audience, and he has done so in less than a day. picked by Bornbad 1 month ago

ISPs say the on-demand TV service is putting strain on their networks, which need to be upgraded to cope.
(props to slashdot) picked by Bornbad 1 month ago

This story has gotten a lot of play. Google has since edited the streetview but the original images have been saved. Basically it looks like some sort of cash transaction is going down on the street. The all-seeing eye of the Google misses nothing. picked by 2manyusernames 1 month ago

Yahoo and Microsoft are now both flailing wildly in a contest to see who can look most desperate. In the Blue corner, there's Rupert. In the ! corner, there's AOL. And somewhere, the Internet is crying. picked by JDRucker 1 month ago