September 2006
Monthly Archive
Monthly Archive
You might think you’re smart, but none of your senses rival the keenest abilities in the animal world. Animals see in the dark, sniff prey miles away, and detect electrical output from muscle twitches in hidden meals. Read on, so you don’t become one of those meals.
read more | digg story
0 comments Saturday 30 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | random crap
The closest that Alan Watts came to experiencing outer space was on a theme park ride — now the British businessman has traded his multitude of frequent-flyer miles for a real journey 75 miles (120 kilometers) above Earth, he said Thursday.
read more | digg story
0 comments Thursday 28 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | random crap
Bill Clinton has embraced the concept of Ubuntu, the concept of “I am because you are”. The ancient african concept which is known by most as an open source OS.
read more | digg story
0 comments Thursday 28 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | random crap
A minor solar flare in September 2005 produced a noticeable degradation
of all GPS signals on the day side of the Earth. When scaled up to the
larger solar flares expected in 2011-12, Cornell researchers expect
massive outages of all GPS receivers on the day side of the Earth.
0 comments Thursday 28 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | tech muse, huh?, places, out of this world
Intel Corp. plans to begin shipping microprocessors that have four computing engines on a single chip - products that analysts say will help it win back market share from rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
a gaming demo on an intel quad core
0 comments Wednesday 27 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | tech muse, corporate flow
A group of 70+ artists have all did a section of this “Worm Picture”. It looks awesome and is worth the loading time, which took about 1 minute for me. Let’s hope Digg doesn’t kill the worm.
0 comments Wednesday 27 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | pictures, random crap, people
I was skeptical, to say the least, about this rumor, and was about to dismiss it as one more Internet hoax. But I thought I better try it out first. Well, low and behold, it works. I tried it with a Motorola v330 GSM cell phone, and it reliably opens (and relocks) the car.
0 comments Wednesday 27 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | tech muse, huh?, corporate flow
The discovery that a bizarre particle travels between the real world of matter and the spooky realm of antimatter 3 trillion times a second may open the door to a new era of physics, Fermilab researchers announced Monday.
0 comments Tuesday 26 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | tech muse
He appears to be a pro boxer and kicks both their ass very hard!
read more | digg story
0 comments Saturday 23 Sep 2006 | mastmallu | random crap
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