Wired 15.02: RoboCop, PhD

Peter Weller (RoboCop/Buckaroo Bonzai) left Hollywood and went to study Italian Renaissance in Italy. He liked it so much, he’s on his way to a PhD. Now he teaches classes on Ancient History and Hollywood and hosts History Channel Shows. I wonder if I could host History Channel shows if I get my PhD? Maybe Discovery HD? Wired 15.02: Posts

January 25, 2007

Possible Summer Cabin? - A Low Impact Woodland Home

A guy in Wales built a house in a hill. No big surprise…people have been doing that since the 70’s. The cool thing is it cost around $3000 and looks like a Hobbit house. I’m not sure I could live there permanently, but, it would make a sweet vacation home. A Low Impact Woodland Home

January 22, 2007

Not quite a jetpack...

but I’d still take it! [Link]

December 31, 2006

Go-Robo! Creative computer programming with robots

Now it will be even easier to scare my cats. Go-Robo! Creative computer programming with robots

December 29, 2006

Digital Hero Waterproof Wrist Camera -- Discovery Channel Store -- 767731

Merry Christmas…I want this. Digital Hero Waterproof Wrist Camera – Discovery Channel Store – 767731

December 28, 2006

Line Rider for DS and Wii (from Game|Life)

Wow. This was a Flash Game and now it’s for a console?!?!? Rad. Game|Life

December 20, 2006

DIY Cell Phone

Maybe I’ll build my next cell phone… Wired 14.12: Posts

December 7, 2006

Rupert the Pet Rhino

I was told by my wife that I couldn’t have one. Table of Malcontents

November 20, 2006

Unsafe is Safe: European Cities Do Away with Traffic Signs

Some towns in Europe are taking the bold move of removing all street signs in order to foster personal responsibility and increase courteousness while driving. What's more, the glut of prohibitions is tantamount to treating the driver like a child and it also foments resentment. He may stop in front of the crosswalk, but that only makes him feel justified in preventing pedestrians from crossing the street on every other occasion. I doubt the US could follow due to our tort laws and income generated from parking tickets/ traffic violations. ...

November 20, 2006

Handy tools for start-up companies

Like belt making machines in a belt factory, software is one of the biggest capital costs in a small, information-based business. Here is an article from Wired with some niche companies answering the call of providing tools to start-ups. Wired News: The Business SIde of Web 2.0

November 13, 2006