20090714
Slouching towards Bethlehem ... :: Photography Served
Slouching towards Bethlehem ... :: Photography Served: "Birth of the Nuclear Genie"
20090713
Want to get ahead? Sleep in - The Globe and Mail
Want to get ahead? Sleep in - The Globe and Mail: "The study measured the part of the brain that is home to the circadian master clock that operates according to a day-night cycle. Sleep pressure dampens the circadian signal, and activity in this area decreases the longer the person is awake. The night owls were more resistant to sleep pressure.
Genetics dictate whether someone is a morning person, Prof. Peigneux said, adding that most people are “neutral.” But 15 per cent of the population is an “extreme” early morning or late riser; and another 15 per cent are “moderately evening or morning types.”"
Genetics dictate whether someone is a morning person, Prof. Peigneux said, adding that most people are “neutral.” But 15 per cent of the population is an “extreme” early morning or late riser; and another 15 per cent are “moderately evening or morning types.”"
20090710
Technology Viewer - DARPA Scares the crap out us by funding a steam punk robot that fuels it's boiler with flesh!
Technology Viewer - DARPA Scares the crap out us by funding a steam punk robot that fuels it's boiler with flesh!: "The engine for EATR is actually a steam powered system, so thankfully, stealth mission swill most likely be out of the question. You should be able to see the chainsaw and claw wielding six wheels juggernaut coming your way in plenty of time to move your own biomass elsewhere.
Yes, you did read that right, chainsaw and claw wielding steam powered robot that is fueled by any sort of flesh.
Ummm DARPA, can we get back to work on Internet 2 now, or the robot car races? We’ll just forget this was retro techno horror story was ever mentioned."
Yes, you did read that right, chainsaw and claw wielding steam powered robot that is fueled by any sort of flesh.
Ummm DARPA, can we get back to work on Internet 2 now, or the robot car races? We’ll just forget this was retro techno horror story was ever mentioned."
Surprising Inventions by Famous People - DivineCaroline
Surprising Inventions by Famous People - DivineCaroline: "Supposedly, when Newton was studying the physical properties of light, his cat often tried to get into the room to be with him. Nudging the door open, though, allowed in extra daylight and ruined the experiments. Newton, who liked having his feline companion nearby, cut a hole in the door and covered it with felt, so that kitty could come and go without disturbing his laboratory. When the cat had kittens, he even cut tiny flaps into the wood for them to use."
Moving Large Objects
Moving Large Objects: "Moving large stones over land was more involved. Sledges and rollers (the latter being of a more limited value) were available in pharaonic times, and workers were in great supply. Friction was the main obstacle. An 800 ton block measuring 4x4x20 m would create a ground pressure of 1 kg over each square centimeter of its base. A force of at least 400 tons would be required to overcome the friction. Modern engineers working under primitive conditions found that, while moving blocks weighing 6 tons on a sledge, friction could be reduced to nearly zero by wetting the track with a lubricant (in this case, water). In the relief pictured above, from the tomb of Djehutihotep, a man can be seen on the leading end of the sledge pouring a liquid on the ground in front of it. Modern reenactments also demonstrated that a friction 'seal' is formed beneath a static load that is broken when the load begins to move. An Assyrian relief (below) shows the use of a lever at the back of the sledge, possibly used to break such a 'seal,' or perhaps to propel it forward."
20090709
Amazon.com: Motorola EM1000R 20-Mile 2-Way FRS/GMRS Radio, Pair: Electronics
Amazon.com: Motorola EM1000R 20-Mile 2-Way FRS/GMRS Radio, Pair: Electronics: "Motorola EM1000R 20-Mile 2-Way FRS/GMRS Radio, Pair"
Jay Leno’s 3D Printer Makes Old Car Parts - NextEngine 3D scanner and Dimension 3D printer - Popular Mechanics
Jay Leno’s 3D Printer Makes Old Car Parts - NextEngine 3D scanner and Dimension 3D printer - Popular Mechanics: "Jay Leno has a lot of old cars with a lot of obsolete parts. When he needs to replace these parts, he skips the error-prone machinist and goes to his rapid prototyping 3D printer. Simply scan, print and repeat."
20090708
Nip2 - VipsWiki
Nip2 - VipsWiki: "nip2 aims to be about halfway between Excel and Photoshop. You don't directly edit images --- instead, like a spreadsheet, you build relationships between objects."
BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Planck achieves ultra-cold state
BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Planck achieves ultra-cold state: "Europe's Planck observatory has reached its operating temperature, making it the coldest object in space."
The Man Who Shook Up Vegas - WSJ.com
The Man Who Shook Up Vegas - WSJ.com: "Veteran sports bettors and bookmakers are not prone to fantastic notions. They like to think that everything new is just something old in a fashionable suit."
Breaking up a concrete pad in my backyard. Any advice? | Ask Metafilter
Breaking up a concrete pad in my backyard. Any advice? | Ask Metafilter: "Large limestone blocks are split using the the stone equivalent of a maul and a steel lining to reduce the friction of the maul against the stone. The technical name of these two tools I don't remember at the moment.
If you want to split the concrete slab, you will have to drill 1/4 -1/2 inch holes every foot to foot and a half. If the slab is one foot thick, the holes have to be six inches deep. Once the holes are drilled start tapping in an iron spike or very big nail, that is just slightly larger than the diameter of the hole, into the hole. Strike the left one, the the center one, then the right one and repeat the process until the slab splits. Each strike will only move the nails a small amount but the combined pressure they apply to the slab will split it.
Most people don't have a drill capable of making such a large hole in concrete but some of the larger hardware stores rent them and will show you how to use them."
If you want to split the concrete slab, you will have to drill 1/4 -1/2 inch holes every foot to foot and a half. If the slab is one foot thick, the holes have to be six inches deep. Once the holes are drilled start tapping in an iron spike or very big nail, that is just slightly larger than the diameter of the hole, into the hole. Strike the left one, the the center one, then the right one and repeat the process until the slab splits. Each strike will only move the nails a small amount but the combined pressure they apply to the slab will split it.
Most people don't have a drill capable of making such a large hole in concrete but some of the larger hardware stores rent them and will show you how to use them."
The Great American Bubble Machine : Rolling Stone
The Great American Bubble Machine : Rolling Stone: "Matt Taibbi on how Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression"
Water Brain Complete Edition（16：9） on Vimeo
Water Brain Complete Edition（16：9） on Vimeo: "This is a story about mental pressure.In this story,the kids are constantly forced to bury themselves into their endless homework by those giant monsters behind them.The children's brains are filled with water that can be heated by tension.If a kid is overstressed,the water in their brain would boil and produce steam,which becomes the food of the greedy monsters and the energy of the whole city.Thus,those poor children repeat their lives day after day, serving as the powerplant of their world,spending their childhood in tragic misery......"
Fake Receipts | False Receipts | FalseExpense.com - the website for design, print and delivery of forged store receipts and fake sales receipts
LÖVE - Free 2D Game Engine
LÖVE - Free 2D Game Engine: "LÖVE is an unquestionably awesome 2D game engine, which allows rapid game development and prototyping in Lua.
This project is constantly evolving and changes come and go, sometimes initiated by us and sometimes by the recommendations of others. If you have an idea on how to make the game engine better, it is greatly desired that you contact us and let us know what you think."
This project is constantly evolving and changes come and go, sometimes initiated by us and sometimes by the recommendations of others. If you have an idea on how to make the game engine better, it is greatly desired that you contact us and let us know what you think."
Battlefield Heroes
Battlefield Heroes: "# Operating system: Windows XP or Windows Vista
# CPU: Intel Pentium 4/AMD Athlon 1.0 GHz
# RAM: 512 MB (1Gb on Windows Vista)
# Video Card: 64MB DirectX compliant video card, Pixel shader 2.0 and above. (AGP and PCIe only)
# Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible
# Hard Drive space: 1Gb of space is required to install the game
# Internet connection: 256kbit Cable/DSL connection"
# CPU: Intel Pentium 4/AMD Athlon 1.0 GHz
# RAM: 512 MB (1Gb on Windows Vista)
# Video Card: 64MB DirectX compliant video card, Pixel shader 2.0 and above. (AGP and PCIe only)
# Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible
# Hard Drive space: 1Gb of space is required to install the game
# Internet connection: 256kbit Cable/DSL connection"
20090707
Classic: A city is not a tree, part one, by Christopher Alexander | RUDI - Resource for Urban Design Information
Newegg.com - ASUS Eee PC 901 XP - Pearl White NetBook Intel Atom 8.9" Wide SVGA 1GB Memory 12GB SSD Integrated Graphics - Netbooks
20090706
20090705
20090630
Information of DOGA-L1
Information of DOGA-L1: "To design an object, just assemble the preset registered parts like a plastic toy model, for example, cockpits, wings and so on, (there are about 500 parts). You can put any part wherever you want. You can also rotate and change the size."
Who Said a Yacht has to Look Like a boat? - Design Magazine - Baekdal.com
Who Said a Yacht has to Look Like a boat? - Design Magazine - Baekdal.com: "Oculus
The Olucus is a very futuristic looking yacht from Schöpfer Yachts. Its 250-foot, can accommodate 12 guests and can travel at speeds up to 25 knots. It got a double-height dining room, an elevator and a special area for ‘the owner' + a lot more."
The Olucus is a very futuristic looking yacht from Schöpfer Yachts. Its 250-foot, can accommodate 12 guests and can travel at speeds up to 25 knots. It got a double-height dining room, an elevator and a special area for ‘the owner' + a lot more."
20090629
Configuring Metrics, or how to choose the default connection between Wired and Wireless Connections.
The story of Mel
The story of Mel: "A recent article devoted to the *macho* side of programming made the bald and unvarnished statement:"
Ksplice - Ksplice Uptrack
Ksplice - Ksplice Uptrack: "is a new service that lets you effortlessly keep your systems up to date and secure, without rebooting."
20090626
Why the sky is blue, the grass green, & the Sun yellow.
Why the sky is blue, the grass green, & the Sun yellow.: "Sky
The sky appears blue because as white light shines on Earth from the sun gas molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere absorb the “blue” part of the visible electromagnetic spectrum. [1] These molecules then radiate the blue light into the sky in a process known as the Rayleigh scattering. Our eyes see the scattered light and the sky appears blue. [2] Atmospheric gas molecules do not absorb other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum (red, yellow etc) to the same degree and we therefore rarely see those colors in the sky.
Grass
The grass appears green because plants contain a chemical called chlorophyll, essential to photosynthesis. Chlorophyll absorbs all parts of the visible spectrum of light except the wavelengths corresponding to the color green. Chlorophyll reflects the green light and as long as grass contains chlorophyll it will look green to us. [3]
Sun
The sun appears yellow because of the Rayleigh scattering: the light that eventually reaches our eyes from the sun on the surface of the Earth is predominately the “yellow” & “red” portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. In addition, the temperature of the surface of the sun happens to produce a spectrum of visible light where yellow is most plentiful (but if the Rayleigh sca"
The sky appears blue because as white light shines on Earth from the sun gas molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere absorb the “blue” part of the visible electromagnetic spectrum. [1] These molecules then radiate the blue light into the sky in a process known as the Rayleigh scattering. Our eyes see the scattered light and the sky appears blue. [2] Atmospheric gas molecules do not absorb other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum (red, yellow etc) to the same degree and we therefore rarely see those colors in the sky.
Grass
The grass appears green because plants contain a chemical called chlorophyll, essential to photosynthesis. Chlorophyll absorbs all parts of the visible spectrum of light except the wavelengths corresponding to the color green. Chlorophyll reflects the green light and as long as grass contains chlorophyll it will look green to us. [3]
Sun
The sun appears yellow because of the Rayleigh scattering: the light that eventually reaches our eyes from the sun on the surface of the Earth is predominately the “yellow” & “red” portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. In addition, the temperature of the surface of the sun happens to produce a spectrum of visible light where yellow is most plentiful (but if the Rayleigh sca"
20090625
Here be dragons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Here be dragons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "The only known use of this phrase is in the Latin form 'HIC SVNT DRACONES' (i.e. hic sunt dracones) on the Lenox Globe[1] (ca. 1503-07)"
20090624
Chariot Skates
Chariot Skates: "Carbon Composite Technology
There are several methods of manufacturing carbon fibre products which include wet lay-up and resin-transfer-moulding (RTM) which have higher resin content as he resin applied to the fibre after it is placed in the mould and hence weigh more than the higher end products that are made using Prepreg. Prepreg refers to sheets of carbon fibre which have been impregnated with minimal amounts of thermo-set resin before it is cut to shape and fitted to the mould.
Manufacturing carbon fibre products using prepreg requires:
* hand laying the layers of prepreg in a specific pattern as determined and engineered according to the stress and load applications of any given product;
* the layers are usually formed around an inflatable bag which is custom shaped for a particular product;
* once the mould is closed it is placed in either a press or an autoclave – depending on the type of mould – and the bag is inflated to pressures up to 150 psi and the mould is heated to the required curing temperature this is usually done in stages over a period of time;
* the mould also requires time and processes to cool after the part has cooked before the part can be removed from the mould;
* the cycle time for one mould could be 2 to 6 hours depending on part and type of production setup; which"
There are several methods of manufacturing carbon fibre products which include wet lay-up and resin-transfer-moulding (RTM) which have higher resin content as he resin applied to the fibre after it is placed in the mould and hence weigh more than the higher end products that are made using Prepreg. Prepreg refers to sheets of carbon fibre which have been impregnated with minimal amounts of thermo-set resin before it is cut to shape and fitted to the mould.
Manufacturing carbon fibre products using prepreg requires:
* hand laying the layers of prepreg in a specific pattern as determined and engineered according to the stress and load applications of any given product;
* the layers are usually formed around an inflatable bag which is custom shaped for a particular product;
* once the mould is closed it is placed in either a press or an autoclave – depending on the type of mould – and the bag is inflated to pressures up to 150 psi and the mould is heated to the required curing temperature this is usually done in stages over a period of time;
* the mould also requires time and processes to cool after the part has cooked before the part can be removed from the mould;
* the cycle time for one mould could be 2 to 6 hours depending on part and type of production setup; which"
SuperYacht of the Week: Ethereal, a journey of innovation and development - Yacht Features - SuperyachtTimes.com
Let's make the web faster - Google Code
Let's make the web faster - Google Code: "CSS: Using every declaration just once"
20090623
Therm-a-Rest® Tech Blanket™
Therm-a-Rest® Tech Blanket™: "Like our Ventra™ Down Comforter, the Tech Blanket creates a whole new level of versatile comfort. It is to camp bedding what Gore-Tex® rainwear is to oiled canvas jackets—simply a better, more practical option in the outdoor world. This lightweight, quilted nylon blanket features a high-loft synthetic fill and soft polyester interior allowing you to bring home-like comfort anywhere. It’s perfect for front-country camping, as an emergency winter blanket in your car, or for adding decadent comfort to your next excursion via air, rail or road."
MSR® Hubba Hubba™ HP 2-person Backpacking Tent
MSR® Hubba Hubba™ HP 2-person Backpacking Tent: "This ultralight, freestanding 2-person tent weighs less than the Hubba Hubba™ tent, yet offers increased protection for unexpected early-season snowfall or persistent coastal winds. Greater coverage to the tent canopy and lighter fabrics all-around ensure that the Hubba Hubba HP tent holds its own in more extreme 3-season conditions, yet still adds less than 4 lbs (1.81kg) for you and your partner to share."
The North Face Equipment Tents MINIBUS 23
The North Face Equipment Tents MINIBUS 23: "A lightweight tent with floor space for two, this cutting-edge backpacking tent provides maximum internal usable space that leads the industry's standards. New Ball Cap clips simplify taught pitching, comprehensive color-coded poles and webbing pitch system makes pitching easy, and a large front window provides a clear view of your surroundings."
Brunton Profile Duo™ Range/Grill Combo
Brunton Profile Duo™ Range/Grill Combo: "All of us can appreciate a shiny new toy, but the Profile Pro is much more than that - It's the next generation of camp cooking. Say goodbye to the old clunky stove and clear a small space for the sleek new Profile Duo. With a 12,000 BTU burner and 10,000 BTU grill this dynamic duo does it all with a bit more class than your average camp grill. Be impressed with the versatility of the flexible hose that connects to either propane or butane fuel canisters. The future of camping is here. Make it yours."
- Steel construction
- Steel grate supports large pots
- Twist-click Piezo ignition
- Precision simmer control
- Quick connect flexible hose
- Includes hose and regulator
- Weight: 10 lbs.
- BTU's: Up to 22,000 (12,000 per burner, 10,000 on the grill)
- Fuel types: Propane/Butane
- Burn time: 1.5 hours
- Overall Dimensions: 21.5"x12.25"x3.25"
20090622
GeoNames webservice and data download
GeoNames webservice and data download: "A daily GeoNames database dump can be downloaded in the form of a large worldwide text file (allCountries.zip). Additional country files are available for convenience. You find the files on our download server. Read the readme.txt for details.
Postal codes are available as a separate download."
Postal codes are available as a separate download."
Amazon.com: Panasonic NB-G100P-S 7.2-Quart Flash Express 1300 Watt Infrared Toaster Oven, Silver: Kitchen & Dining
The Universe of Discourse : Gray code at the pediatrician's office
The Universe of Discourse : Gray code at the pediatrician's office: "How did the bracket know exactly what height to report? This was done in a way I hadn't seen before. It had a photosensor looking at the post, which was printed with this pattern:"
The Darknet Project - Team Cymru
The Darknet Project - Team Cymru: "Tracking compromised machines can be difficult. Security solutions often don't scale to the size of larger networks. Technologies such as IDS are flawed, producing copious false positives. When solutions are scaled to fit the larger providers, they often require considerable care and feeding, thus taking time away from problem mitigation. There must be a better way!
Enter the Darknet! A Darknet is a portion of routed, allocated IP space in which no active services or servers reside. These are 'dark' because there is, seemingly, nothing within these networks.
A Darknet does in fact include at least one server, designed as a packet vacuum. This server gathers the packets and flows that enter the Darknet, useful for real-time analysis or post-event network forensics.
Any packet that enters a Darknet is by its presence aberrant. No legitimate packets should be sent to a Darknet. Such packets may have arrived by mistake or misconfiguration, but the majority of such packets are sent by malware. This malware, actively scanning for vulnerable devices, will send packets into the Darknet, and this is exactly what we want.
Darknets have multiple uses. These can be used to host flow collectors, backscatter detectors, packet sniffers, and IDS boxes. The elegance of the Darknet is that it cuts down considerably on the false positives for any device or technolo"
Enter the Darknet! A Darknet is a portion of routed, allocated IP space in which no active services or servers reside. These are 'dark' because there is, seemingly, nothing within these networks.
A Darknet does in fact include at least one server, designed as a packet vacuum. This server gathers the packets and flows that enter the Darknet, useful for real-time analysis or post-event network forensics.
Any packet that enters a Darknet is by its presence aberrant. No legitimate packets should be sent to a Darknet. Such packets may have arrived by mistake or misconfiguration, but the majority of such packets are sent by malware. This malware, actively scanning for vulnerable devices, will send packets into the Darknet, and this is exactly what we want.
Darknets have multiple uses. These can be used to host flow collectors, backscatter detectors, packet sniffers, and IDS boxes. The elegance of the Darknet is that it cuts down considerably on the false positives for any device or technolo"
Japan Ryokan Association - How to enjoy staying at a RYOKAN - A Four-Language Guide
Japan Ryokan Association - How to enjoy staying at a RYOKAN - A Four-Language Guide: "This book clearly explains how to relax and enjoy a stay in a ryokan and introduces you to elements of Japanese culture and customs in four languages; English, Korean and Chinese (traditional and simplified ideographs). We hope you will find it a useful partner during your stay at a ryokan."
100 Days to Better Writing: A daily handbook for improving your writing « 100 Days to Better Writing
100 Days to Better Writing: A daily handbook for improving your writing « 100 Days to Better Writing: "100 simple strategies for improving your writing. These powerful, easy-to-use strategies will help you write clearly, effectively, and correctly. No fluff—just practical advice to help you write well."
G10 FR4, Micarta®, Garolite, Copper Clad, Tube, Rod - JJ Orly.
G10 FR4, Micarta®, Garolite, Copper Clad, Tube, Rod - JJ Orly.: "G10 FR4 laminate grades are produced by inserting continuous glass woven fabric impregnated with an epoxy resin binder while forming the sheet under high pressure. This material is used extensively in the electronics industry because its water absorption is extremely minimal and the G10 line of materials is not electrically conductive. The G10 FR4 is most commonly used in PCB (Printed Circuit Boards) applications"
20090619
Japan Ryokan Association - traditional Japanese hotel
Japan Ryokan Association - traditional Japanese hotel: "A ryokan embodies the very essence of Japan and is surely the accommodation of choice if you wish to personally experience the uniqueness of Japan - the architecture, lifestyle, nature, traditions and culture. Staying at a Japanese ryokan offers a splendid opportunity to familiarize yourself with the spirit of Japanese hospitality and graceful customs that have been passed down over many generations. When you visit Japan, be sure to experience and enjoy this classic Japanese hospitality. There are some 55,000 ryokan in Japan, of which 1,300 are quality establishments belonging to the JAPAN RYOKAN ASSOCIATION (Jpnz., 'KOKUSAI KANKO RYOKAN RENMEI'. Its members must meet a host of regulations for cultural aesthetics, privacy, and hygiene before becoming members.
In a ryokan you can experience the elements of Japanese culture and customs: living in a room with Tatami (straw mat) flooring, changing into a typical Yukata (robe) after taking an Onsen hot-spring bath, sleeping on a Futon (bedding) put down directly on the Tatami floor, and etc."
In a ryokan you can experience the elements of Japanese culture and customs: living in a room with Tatami (straw mat) flooring, changing into a typical Yukata (robe) after taking an Onsen hot-spring bath, sleeping on a Futon (bedding) put down directly on the Tatami floor, and etc."
20090618
Chris Foss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chris Foss - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Christopher Foss (born 1946) is a British illustrator and science fiction artist, best known for his science fiction book covers and the illustrations for the original editions of The Joy of Sex."
TechConex » Archived East Bloc Graphic Design History Maps Military Nuclear Weapons Strategy USSR » Mapping World War III: Soviet Global Invasion Routes
20090617
20090616
AdsBlackList.com - An initiative by Vision i.T Services
AdsBlackList.com - An initiative by Vision i.T Services: "AdsBlackList.com is a unique project designed to enable you to dramatically reduce the amount of MFA (made for ads) and LCPC (low cost per click) sites which appear through the use of PPC systems such as Google Adsense™, Yahoo Publisher Network™ and Chitika eMiniMalls™"
Epson TM-T88iv Receipt Printers , TM-T88 iv - Questions? 1-888-311-0834
Epson TM-T88iv Receipt Printers , TM-T88 iv - Questions? 1-888-311-0834: "The TM-T88IV POS thermal printer is the latest addition to Epson's innovative, industry-leading TM-T88 POS printer series. Designed specifically for high-volume retail and hospitality environments, the TM-T88IV delivers more speed and more reliability than ever before. It offers 25% faster printing of text and graphics than the TM-T88III, two-color capability, new ease-of-use features and both wired and wireless interfaces.
* Two-color printing of receipts including logos and all other graphics
* Two-year warranty
* Ease-of-use features including drop-in paper loading, long-lasting auto-cutter and Auto Status Back messages
* High-speed printing of up to 7.9 inch/sec. - 25 percent faster than the TM-T88III
* Improved cover design for increased spill resistance
* Same fast print speed for both text and graphics
* Wide range of Connect-It interfaces
* USB on board"
* Two-color printing of receipts including logos and all other graphics
* Two-year warranty
* Ease-of-use features including drop-in paper loading, long-lasting auto-cutter and Auto Status Back messages
* High-speed printing of up to 7.9 inch/sec. - 25 percent faster than the TM-T88III
* Improved cover design for increased spill resistance
* Same fast print speed for both text and graphics
* Wide range of Connect-It interfaces
* USB on board"
Malzilla - malware hunting tool
Malzilla - malware hunting tool: "'Web pages that contain exploits often use a series of redirects and obfuscated code to make it more difficult for somebody to follow. MalZilla is a useful program for use in exploring malicious pages. It allows you to choose your own user agent and referrer, and has the ability to use proxies. It shows you the full source of webpages and all the HTTP headers. It gives you various decoders to try and deobfuscate javascript aswell.'"
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