10 billion websites and nothing on?
A Canadian family have decided to live like it's 1986 for a year. Disturbed by his son's constant playing on a tablet and unwillingness to go outside, Blair McMillan decided to revert back to 1986, moving to an 80s house, disallowing the use of modern technology and growing a mullet and moustache.
Here's an interesting detailed summary of the evidence related to the alleged chemical attack in Syria.
justdelete.me is a new web site created to help with the fury that can be experienced while trying to figure out how to delete your account from popular websites.
The sites are colour coded to show how difficult it is to delete your account. Clicking on the site shows you how to delete your account.
Some of the hardest (or impossible) sites are listed as: Amazon, iTunes, Skype and Spotify.
This is a couple of years old, but relevant none the less.
A member of the German Green party managed to get a hold of the data held by his mobile operator, and has used it to create an interactive map of his movements.
In the UK un-extracted data like this is kept by operators for at least 1 year.
A pie was stolen from Premier Stores, Commercial St, Aberbargoed at 6.50am last Friday. Call 101 and quote 96 19/7/13 with information
— Gwent Police (@gwentpolice) July 25, 2013
Comedy Magician Eric Buss shows off his new invention, the Bubble Wrap Bike.
Satire of news interviews. From the 90s.
"On June 13th, 2013, the AeroVelo's Atlas Human-Powered Helicopter captured the long standing AHS Sikorsky Prize with a flight lasting 64.1 seconds and reaching an altitude of 3.3 metres. The
competition was initially opened in 1980, and over the course of the 33 years that followed, dozens of teams from around the world pushed the limits of existing technology in pursuit of this once-thought-to-be impossible goal."
Is the commentary from Murray off of Flight of the Chonchords?
This has nothing to do with me : iWorm holds iPad, looks ridiculous.
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