Monthly Archives: September 2008

7 Classic Kid's TV Shows Clearly Conceived on (Bad) Acid | Cracked.com Most children's TV producers know that to get kids to watch, you have to terrify the little bastards. Looking back at the weird-ass shows they've cranked out over … Continue reading →

SpaceX Did It — Falcon 1 Made it to Space | Wired Science from Wired.com SpaceX has made history. Its privately developed rocket has made it into space. After three failed launches, the company founded by Elon Musk worked all … Continue reading →

Neil Gaiman's Journal: small helpful reminder (tags: ping.fm) http://kk.org/ct2/heinlein.php Robert Heinlein's form letter response to fans – genius:) (tags: writing scifi sciencefiction mail literature humor funny heinlein writers books) There is No God Penn Jillette and his thoughtful essay on … Continue reading →

New Red Dwarf Specials Confirmed | News | Red Dwarf As announced by Robert Llewellyn for Grant Naylor Productions this week at the UKTV seasonal press launch, the project is a short series of brand new specials to celebrate the … Continue reading →

Sync and share files via Dropbox it’s a convenient app for people who work on multiple computers and still want to make sure that their files are intact and it also has that capability of sharing so that’s another good … Continue reading →

Canoe Space – theneilman – Blogs – Horrible films (almost) saved by one scene of awesomeness Today we take a look at ten horrible flicks and the scenes that tried to save them. (tags: sci-fi movie horror film) Jude Law … Continue reading →

Firefox: Enable Chrome's Best Features in Firefox The internet is atwitter with Google Chrome's innovative new features, but there was no clear winner in our speed test comparing Firefox and Chrome—which means your choice of browser may depend solely on … Continue reading →

LHC_project simulator have fun playing with your own 'LHC' (tags: science physics largehadroncollider lhc simulator) The film disasters that changed cinema for ever | Film | The Guardian Some films were disasters of such magnitude, they changed cinema for ever. … Continue reading →

AdaptiveBlue: The Makers of BlueOrganizer and SmartLinks BlueOrganizer adds a button to your toolbar with a menu that has been automatically personalized based on your browsing history. This menu contains contextual shortcuts to make all relevant information for books, music, … Continue reading →