Ah, internet life. So addicting, and so hard to turn away from. Which is why I'm still in the computer lab, despite not having any assignments to finish or exams to study for (yet). And I know I could just borrow Saille's compy when I get home, but that doesn't stop me from checking LiveJournal and Gmail and Facebook just one last time before I ( Read more... )

09:F9:11:02:9D:74:E3:5B:D8:41:56:C5:63:56:88:C0, FTW.

Note: While I know what the number is for, I haven't the foggiest idea how to go about using it. Still, must to be showing my geek solidarity!

Dick Cheney joins Wolfram & Hart.
Google unveils TiSP, free broadband for the masses!.
And somehow, I've never noticed the entertainment that is personal ads on craigslist.

Also, in response to vistana's post about decapitation, nah, they probably just asked the ninjas:

Someone's actually made a robot that knows how to walk, rather than one that's just been pre-programmed to (i.e. a toddler walking on its own vs. moving a toddlers legs for him). Even more awesome, this is essentially a three-guys-plus-a-garage kind of thing.

Also! I found the new strip by Ian & Matt from Mac Hall! Not quite 100% done yet, but ( Read more... )

OMG, the Wii is nothing more than a repository of filthy, filthy PORN! The humanity.

Hahaha, the $100 laptop will probably have better security than the $5000 top-of-the-line PC with Vista.

Direct quotes from my COMP3804 assignment.

Please bear in mind that the "stack" mentioned is a comp.sci term for collection of objects, and the method for removing an object from a stack is called "popping".

"When a man proposes to a woman, he pops her off his stack."I hope the T.A. who marks this doesn't read more into that than he/she needs ( Read more... )

Mmm, science con for women. It makes me feel special. Maybe it'll be the frosh week I never properly enjoyed?

Also: Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Version. I am entertained (and unproductive).

Full body DDR! Kind of like that Eye-toy thing and regular DDR combined. I wonder if it'll make to arcades any time soon...

Spam used as fertile soil for growing flowers. Yes, it is the e-mail variety, and no, it didn't involve printing it on paper first.