Thumbs UP!Internet: January 2008 Archives
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Engadget has an article on the Force Dynamics 401 simulator chair.
This thing is dangerous. I’d be afraid of crashing, because it’ll hurt too much.
Now thats realism..
Read on for the video
Continue reading Another thing to add to my Wishlist.
And with the new year, a load of new random links.
The ultimate trainset for big boys
Things you should let your kids do
Go camping much? You might want one of these
This hurts my brain..
An FM Radio modem (9600bps) from an RF-modulator
Cyborg key for everything?
The ultimate trainset for big boys
Things you should let your kids do
Go camping much? You might want one of these
This hurts my brain..
An FM Radio modem (9600bps) from an RF-modulator
Cyborg key for everything?
It was another classic Jeremy Clarkson moment.
CD's of data are disappearing all over Britain (Okay, maybe not.. but a good few have gone missing thanks to the UK Government), and they're full of private financial data.
So there's a massive buzz of privacy groups going on about mass identity theft, etc etc.
Clarkson, understandably, got a little bit pissed off over all the noise that was being generated by it, so he published his personal banking details in his column of the Sunday Times. He called the whole lot a "storm in a teacup".
Well, as it turns out, he was wrong. And boy does he look silly with all that egg on his face.
Someone set up a Direct Debit on his account, every month, for the value of £500. A donation to the British Diabetic Association.
Oops.
CD's of data are disappearing all over Britain (Okay, maybe not.. but a good few have gone missing thanks to the UK Government), and they're full of private financial data.
So there's a massive buzz of privacy groups going on about mass identity theft, etc etc.
Clarkson, understandably, got a little bit pissed off over all the noise that was being generated by it, so he published his personal banking details in his column of the Sunday Times. He called the whole lot a "storm in a teacup".
Well, as it turns out, he was wrong. And boy does he look silly with all that egg on his face.
Someone set up a Direct Debit on his account, every month, for the value of £500. A donation to the British Diabetic Association.
Oops.
