The results are just in! Post Pixel is only 19% evil! That makes it…
That’s funny. Maybe I should have more words that start with vowels?
Archive for January, 2006
A hilarious Japanese commercial featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Stuart Calvey, a 22-year-old industrial design student at the University of NSW has come up with the concept of a digital postcard. This would include a 2 Megapixel camera, a 10cm screen, enough memory and an internal battery, all housed in a cardboard shell.
“You would buy it at a newsagent or photo developer, take a few shots and, once it’s full, you stick a stamp on it, address it and put it in the postbox,” Calvey says.
“Then grandma, or your girlfriend, gets it. They tear open the perforations, fold out a little kick stand on the back and sit it on a bench top. Then it’s as simple as pressing a button and it will go through a slide show of images.”
Besides from being the internet playground and home to the online portfolio of a freelance designer, Post Pixel also aims to educate readers on subjects such as the the correct way to eat sushi.
So, I present the educational video - How To Enjoy Sushi. 
How To Enjoy Sushi (direct link .mov, 31.1MB)
Apparently this is pretty funny.
But check it out for yourself and let me know what you think.
I can’t believe this. But I suppose someone has named their child Sony Playstation (or something like that).
Oliver Google KAI . Name of our Lovely SON
A googol is 1 followed by 100 zeroes = 10^100 , we wanted our son Oliver Google KAI to get more friends around the globe.
Google KAI’s friends may be as 10^100 and he can still keep good structured relationship with all of them by using some of Google New Services with love, passion and peace.
His face will probably look something like that at the moment when he’s old enough to speak and understand people and he finds out about Google.
This just goes to show how much detail is going into games these days.
Someone while on holiday in Japan took these photographs. When they got back, they found the identical place in the Project Gotham 3 race tracks. They are shockingly similar and just highlights the large amount of work that went into making the game. Impressive eh?
Check out the link for the full pictures. I had to look at it for a bit to see which ones were from the game and which ones were real life photos. The detail is just amazing.
Real life - PGR3 Comparison Screens @ Xbox 360 forums
I think almost everyone knows a little bit about Microsoft’s next operating system - Vista.
Tauquil has a look at the Real Windows Vista.
There’s a few short video’s to take a look at. Check ‘em out:
An interesting PHP easter egg. Add ?=PHPE9568F36-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42 after any PHP URL and an image of a dog will appear, the dog is different with different versions of PHP.
so should that be called the PHP dog egg? 
examples:
http://www.macrumors.com/?=PHPE9568F36-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42
http://www.appleinsider.com/?=PHPE9568F36-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42
http://www.diggnation.com/?=PHPE9568F36-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42
also check out the Easter Eggs archive
An interesting short by Christopher Cordingley.
Two people, each insisting that the other goes through the door before them. Mr Blue tries to use force, Mr Brown finds an interesting way to get Mr Blue through the door first. 