This Coen Brothers classic has more than just fantastic dialog and the best bowling sequences ever filmed. It also has some valuable information that can help us live like the men we aught to be.
Internet and Web browser security experts are sounding the alarm about a new type of malicious attack called "clickjacking," a technique that can be used to dupe Web surfers into revealing confidential information while clicking on seemingly innocuous Web
A firm based in Rotterdam solves the problem of too many people on too small a planet by tunneling down, packing tight and making pigs fly.
With so many websites using Google Maps to create mashups, a lot of online maps are starting to look the same. But there are a few who are addressing both form and function to create maps that are both eye-catching and useful.
With only a couple days to go before Steve Jobs ' June 9 keynote — and with millions of 3G iPhones reportedly shipped and ready to sell — it's a miracle that hardly anybody has set eyes on one. Or maybe we have...
Just when we were all excited about seeing a RAmos V8 in the wild, it turns out the PMP has had a bit of shrinkage. Instead of the generous 4.3-inch screen we expected, the final unit is listed as having a more realistic 3-incher.
As seen on MythBusters!
Finally, finally! One of the most annoying things when seeing a movie in the theater is when some dimwit not only fails to turn off his cell phone, he answers it! Microsoft has applied for a patent for what they call a "device manners policy" (DMP).
"Finally decided I had to have a go at this. And for the first time, I felt really limited by my camera :( I needed a tripod to get the focus, but this meant I couldn't get very close to the drops.
Alright! Time for a quick game, everyone. Below is a video of a comedian Dan Bingham, that showcases a particular kind of fish in action. Can you guess what type of fish it is? Slow motion, for your convenience.
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Dude Gets Slapped in the Face with a Fish [slow-mo]