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Super nerdy powers at xkcd

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"Surgery"

[click for the big image]

LOL

Written by orangeek

Friday 2 October 2009 at 10:03 PM

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xkcd

Some Videos

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Here below some videos I liked lately. I will not embed videos here because I'm lazy and the you can just click on a link, don't you? :)

Monkey Island 2 in 3d, using the Cry Engine

If you are afraid of the Big Brother, now you have yet another reason: traffic live on Google Earth using surveillance cameras

On October 6th holy DVD John and his Doubletwist will free your iTunes and media devices

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Friday 2 October 2009 at 5:26 PM

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cctv, defectivebydesign, doubletwist, dvdjohn, itunes, monkeyisland, videos, youtube

Old style nerdy fetish

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[ "Inside DMG", picture by drop1410 ]

I'll be in my bunk. :)

Written by orangeek

Wednesday 30 September 2009 at 2:17 PM

Posted in pop, tech

flickr, gameboy, hdr, nerd, picture

How Google Street View really works

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Directly from Google Japan a nice video showing how Street View works.

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Tuesday 29 September 2009 at 8:59 PM

Posted in bloggin, pop

google, streetview, video

Public water and public schools

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Public water and public schools... mmmh, whaaat? What do public water and public schools have in common?

[ "Robinet cadenassé / Locked tap", CC licensed picture by nitot ]

According to doyle at "Science Teacher",

Public fountains are disappearing because the concept of public is disappearing.
Public water fountains are not dangerous (unless cooties are real). Tap water is safe, and the spigots are designed to prevent contamination.
The rise of bottled water here in the States shows how a public institution can be demonized and replaced by a much more expensive privatized solution.

[...] Charter schools are like bottled water--they're believed to be superior, and their standards are less stringent that their more public counterparts.

Public Water and Public Schools


Written by orangeek

Tuesday 29 September 2009 at 2:46 PM

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education, school