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new dell XPS

Posted in gear by spacer on the September 28th, 2007

Go2Web20.net - The complete Web 2.0 directory

Posted in the net by sandro on the September 26th, 2007

This site is a list of startup websites with a few interesting ideas. Some of the services are things that might make you go “hey I thought about this and didn’t do anything about it” ;-)

goto

Optical illusion

Posted in art or lack of, comic by sandro on the September 26th, 2007

optical

Now the question is .. can you spot the male?

Stolen off some dodgy site.

India… let the pictures speak for themselves.

Posted in travel by robert on the September 26th, 2007

Bluetooth evil deeds

Posted in gear by sandro on the September 25th, 2007

Bluetooth usb sticks that take rp-sma antennas. Found on ebay and elsewhere.
bluetooth2

bt2

And on a related note, the below is a presentation of an attack on a Bluetooth enabled headset.

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Read more on the wireless mailing list.

Papers of interest:

Google Sued For Crimes Against Humanity

Posted in google by sandro on the September 25th, 2007

Google Adsense

Posted in site news by sandro on the September 25th, 2007

If you’re a frequent Geekbazaar visitor, you’ll notice that there are some extra Google related things - an icon to Google’s Firefox plugin and a Google Adsense advert in one particular article. I just put these there ad hoc to see if it makes any difference (and money), especially because of the increase in traffic since posting the CNN Orgasm video.

Sex sells.

Meanwhile I’ll try to find time to play around with the location of these new entities, make it more effective and less intrusive. Maybe get a simple logo or design update as well. Just maybe …

Real life Simpsons?

Posted in art or lack of by sandro on the September 25th, 2007

Impressive resemblance?

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7 wonders of the IT world

Posted in virtual by mike on the September 24th, 2007

The 7 wonders of the IT world according to CIO

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  1. Computer closest to the north pole
  2. The computer furthest from the earth
  3. World most intriguing data centre: Google
  4. World largest scientific grid computing project
  5. World fastest supercomputer
  6. Smallest PC to run Windows Vista
  7. Biggest Paradigm change in enterprise software: Linux Kernel

Via Deri Blog

alternative motivational posters

Posted in art or lack of by sandro on the September 24th, 2007

The mention of “motivational posters” brings up images of classic photography of mountains, nature and sunsets. If you’re anything like yours truly, you’re bored with this crap - its way too typical and has become more than just a cliche.

Which is probably why AMPs look so much better.

courage

teamwork

India…. as they say… Incredible India!

Posted in travel by robert on the September 22nd, 2007

HI guys and geeks and (super social saying) e-friends,

hope life is fine. So the 2 months journey came to an end, well coming to an end tonight. Wish I could stay another month at least but I already have plans, but if I knew, I would have planned for a 6 months stay at least.

It has been a long time since I posted last, but we had heavy monsoon. Internet here doesn’t work well on a sunny day, so imagine in a heavy raining day! We didn’t even have electricity for about a week! Fridge?? no.. no we do not have fridge lol!

Well, how was India?

Nature, impressively beatiful, wonderful, althought I was attacked once from a crow! (not the best experience I had in India)

Indian Kids? They are really, but really beautiful.. still me and the other volunteers are still wondering how they can be so beautiful when you never see a beautiful grown up indian lol!

Indian women don’t shave their legs but they shave their arms.. (no first hand experience..at least the legs part :p)

Indian Food is really good in the North, in the South it is not bad, in the centre where I was, it was really crappy. In fact I was confused most of the time if I was shitting or pissing!

Although these people are really poor, you can find a television in almost every house around, even in houses where they have the roof made of leaves!

I’ve been to a garden where a legend states Krishna (One of the Hindu Gods) was born. They have a room in the middle of the garden, which they leave open with a bed. Every night they leave food there. Every morning they find that the food is gone, and that the bed was used. During the night, neighbours hear noises but never saw anything, and they believe that Krishna, every night goes in the garden and is dancing with women, many women as they say, every night! Well to be honest, the person who takes care of the garden, seems to have fun in this bed every night, dancing with women!! (ghandu wicc ta nittien ta vera!)

I’ve been to a village activity, where some people cook food for all the village (picture available at a later stage in life). It was awesome. All village people sitting on a hill, they cook food (food? no wonders, typical rice, samber and ragi balls) in big pots, to mix things they use tree trunks as the pots are really big, and you need around 3-4 men to mix these things. Plates? Banana tree leaves! Bowls? some kind of small leaves stiched together with small sticks you find under trees! Yeah it was fun, really nice atmosphere. Just before we started to eat, this hairy, long beard and hair guy stood up in the middle of everyone and starting shouting and then everyone was clapping, well I found out he was the village priest. All priests I’ve seen, they are all weirdos!

I’ve been to Taj Mahal! It is really beautiful, much more than what it seems on picture and tv documentaries!

If I have to come back, will I? For sure yes, and for sure I am coming back, but this time it has to be some longer period, something from 3-6 months :)

Well enough for now, have to rush off to the centre so that they can take me to the airport after eating..

hope to see some of you while enjoying (as Sandro says) a .MT beer!!

cya

happy birthday to the smiley

Posted in art or lack of, comic by sandro on the September 20th, 2007

I think i need new mobile ;)

Posted in gear by spacer on the September 20th, 2007
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happy pills

Posted in art or lack of by sandro on the September 20th, 2007

we love them. Excellent presentation.. and very inviting somehow.

happy pills

Add sexy graphs to your project

Posted in software by sandro on the September 19th, 2007

Just in case you didn’t know about this. Makes your boring projects more CEO friendly for sure..

graphs

The Biggest ever BitTorrent Leak

Posted in fraud, the net by sandro on the September 19th, 2007

Emails, SQL databases and Phone calls were leaked.
Coverage:

Some comments on the VoIP aspect on SIPVicious.

Phone call transcript here.

Google Presentations Released

Posted in google by sandro on the September 18th, 2007

As previously predicted Google Presentations is now released.

It looks pretty well done and allows you to give your presentation online, with a chat side bar where the audience and give feedback. Essentially they’re making use of the same chat look as Google Talk Gadget.

A real commercial decompiler

Posted in software by sandro on the September 17th, 2007

Has just been released this second. By the same people who brought you IDA Pro. Presenting Hex-Rays.

Now if only I could get a license for this … ;-)

Intel MID running Mandriva

Posted in gear, neat hacks, the net by miro on the September 17th, 2007
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The CNN orgasm

Posted in art or lack of, comic, the net by sandro on the September 17th, 2007

Exclusive geekbazaar content.

Someone was definitely having fun!

I was watching the CNN Daily on Miro this morning when I hear an orgasm coming through my speakers. I made sure there were no porn popups / videos in the background .. and went back a few seconds in the CNN video.

And again - I heard it - the sound of the male orgasm.

Check it out for yourself.

Below is the part that we’re interested in ;-)

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I just wonder how come no one noticed or complained about this .. and how it stayed up for4 days on the CNN site.

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