Google Maps as ASCII art
ASCII maps converts Google's maps into matrix style ASCII art. What's really weird is the fact that I can see my street amongst all the noise. Maybe the matrix has me. 
AsciiMaps [ Via: BoingBoing ]
ASCII maps converts Google's maps into matrix style ASCII art. What's really weird is the fact that I can see my street amongst all the noise. Maybe the matrix has me. 
AsciiMaps [ Via: BoingBoing ]

This nifty dock lets you charge your PSP, iPod and SonyEricsson phone. Each one has S-Video and Composite out and comes with a HiFi receiver so you can stream your music wirelessly. For $149.99, it sounds like a damn good deal.
Product page [ Via: Gizmodo ]
It's interesting to see that a link to download a patch on Microsoft's site links to https://thesource.ofallevil.com/. Microsoft.com and thesource.ofallevil.com resolve to the same IP, and there's even a certificate. 
BitTech have some nice pics of a custom built PC case that's looks sort of like a bomb. Not only does it look nifty, but it also has a decent spec aswell, including water cooling.

These posters make absolutely no sense to me (yet), but they'd still make nice decorations. 
Flickr gallery [Via UneasySilence]
It’s a clear sign the world’s gone mad when an axe wielding nutter dressed as a lizard monster wins Eurovision. Just when everyone was expecting “We are stars of eurovision” to win, Lordi suprised everyone. They even gave the lead singer some flowers for his dungeon…
Lordi’s music video
Live Eurovision video
Lordi’s official site
The man cannon is design to hurl SWAT team members and other emergency personnel onto otherwise inaccessible rooftops. It consists of a forward-facing chair mounted on rails that point at an angle of up to 80°. Powered by compressed air, the “payload” would shoot up until the saddle reaches the end of the rails, at which point he would flail free skyward.
Seems like a great idea, but what if the SWAT guy has an extra clip in his pocket that shifts his weight…
Read the patent [Via: The Register]
Supposed to be released this week, the Optimus Mini keyboard has been delayed until 15th August. Improvements are apparently being made, including increasing the button lifetime to 100,000 presses and the OLED lifespan to 8,000 hours. They’ve also bumped up the price to by $40 to $160, which for three buttons that would last less than a year in constant use, seems pretty expensive to me.
With Philips Bodygroom. It might be a joke or just another marketing gimmick, I'm not sure. Either way, what were they thinking!
