Jeffrey Isham

Gizmodo’s trip to Lego heaven, lots of great video. Lego Excitebike. I must have missed team Stormtrooper in the Parade of Nations.

This kind of stuff blows my mind. More images here and here. So this gigantic hexagon was obscured by clouds and only photographed with high speed infrared. So what is underneath this that we can’t see?

“The hexagon is similar to Earth’s polar vortex, which has winds blowing in a circular pattern around the polar region.  On Saturn, the vortex has a hexagonal rather than circular shape. The hexagon is nearly 25,000 kilometers (15,000 miles) across. Nearly four Earths could fit inside it”

“During the experiment, five artificial conversational entities (ACEs) competed in a series of five-minute long, unrestricted conversational tests.”

I wonder if McCain could pass this test. I suppose we will find out on Wednesday.

Its our birthday silly… official Diesel site and facebook. I’m sure by now you’ve seen this, it was making the rounds a couple days ago. Inspired by this, which made its way around the interwebs a while ago.

Wolf Blitzer is such a jackass. But this video is funny, and the commentary spot on.

Yesterday’s Internet, Tomorrow’s Internet Today, and Why Firefox Matters.

First up, a whole Nintendo crammed inside of a Nintendo game cartridge. Next, how about a Mac Classic dressed up as the classic Mac startup icon. And to bring us full circle, here we have an Apple remote stuffed inside an old school Nintendo controller.