Don't Believe The Quickies 108
Gleb sent us an IETF draft for
electricity over IP (yeah it's old, but it's funny).
dbcooper noticed that New Scientist mentioned a kit spaceship for $500k.
Oh, and here's some (warning! Over 18 and over!)
Odd Javascript that I can't even begin to describe, but it's so odd that I just had to share it.
l@ps@n pointed out some
Star Wars Origami that is actually pretty sweet.
Mr. Fusion urges us to fry that Voodoo3 with two neon sign transformers and watch the fireworks.
Phrogman noted that SpaceRef has posted some amazing time-lapse movies assembled from the Hubble space telescope showing stars blowing gas (insert joke here).
zenray notd that this month's SC Magazine does a market survey about tools needed to do a forensics-quality copy of disk drives. Basically the requirement is to be an exact byte-for-byte copy; 'dd' gets their BEST BUY award. Congrats!
mommydearest wrote in to plug that Ultimate Chaos is hosting the Ultimate AOL CD Invention contest here (grand prize is an IDE RAID controller!). Best I ever came up with was wallpaper (during my cubist period I filled up a wall).
An anonymous reader found the
x10-men which ain't exactly X10, and it ain't exactly X-Men, but it is truly frightening.
And finally, what with election coming up and all, it's a good thing that
LafinJack wrote in to let us know that Joe Leiberman and Dick Cheney have joined the ranks of political quake 3 skins available. Taunt and kill them before doing so becomes treason!