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It has been long time I haven’t seen a weird thing like this. For those who are extremely tired after your long working hours or lazy, just sit tight on this Easy Climb chair and it will bring you up to the second floor. This device can hold up to 350 lb and travels up to 20′. It looks pretty cool actually but I’m just afraid when kids play around with it. More pictures after the break.
[via New Launches]
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The ST-2 indoor shooting simulator is just the thing you need if you thought Duck Hunt was the awesomest game ever when you were a kid. They system is currently being used by the Russian and Slovakian shooting teams in preparation for the Olympics, and I want one installed in my basement. It’s advertised as the “first simulator for shotgun and rifle shooting designed specifically for demanding users such as shooting instructors” and gives you feedback explaining what you did wrong should you miss a shot. You know, stuff like, “you have shitty aim”, and “you were distracted by the couple having sex in the bushes”. Which is a bad idea. Because one time I tried playing Duck Hunt with daddy’s gun and accidentally shot stepmommy while she was vacuuming.
ST-2 shooting simulator keeps your aim sharp [engadget]
Thanks to Julian, who I’ve head can dissolve an entire urinal cake with a single urination.
Toyota already plans to roll out a plug-in version of the Prius in 2010, and now there are rumors of the company installing solar panels on upcoming models. The panels, if they do become a reality, won’t power the engine, but rather the air conditioning, stereo, windows, television, coffee maker, massaging seat covers, etc. As you can see from the artist’s rendition of the new Prius, Toyota will likely go with one large solar array protruding from the vehicle’s roof. Kidding, I just made that in Photoshop. It does look good though, doesn’t it? Strap a wind turbine on there somewhere and you’ve got a real green-machine. Say, that gives me an idea. Picture of new Solar-Wind Prius added after the jump. But don’t worry Toyota, you can just pay for the idea in, well, euros. Lots of them.
Hit the jump for a picture of a Prius Toyota hasn’t even thought of yet.
I don’t actually know what kind of hardware setup is packed into the cartridge, all I know is that it’s a NES cartridge and it plays NES games. Which is all that matters to me. I don’t care if there’s a fairy trapped inside that makes it all happen. Good work modder, but now I wanna see a GameBoy cartridge that plays games. Because that, my friends, would be some nanodamntechnology. I swear, those cartridges were so tiny I was always losing them — at least that’s what I though at the time. Years later I found out my older sister was selling them to buy drugs.
Hit the jump for a couple more pictures. Oh, and feel free to jump in if you’ve got any more info on the cartridge or if my sister sold you my Kid Icarus game — I want that one back.
Remember the kid that built that wooden bike awhile ago? That thing was sweet and made from trees. And so is this one. Phil Bridge is a 21-year old Industrial Design student that developed a cardboard bicycle. The idea is to make bikes so cheap that nobody will be put off by the thought of buying a bike as a means of personal transportation.
A typical round town bike can cost several hundred pounds. That’s a large investment for people who aren’t sure whether they will use it. The idea of cardboard is to completely devalue the bike.
Phil’s current prototype can hold up to 168-pounds (I’m out), costs $6 to manufacture (frame only, it uses a standard chain mechanism and wheels) and will cost about $24. Allegedly it’s even rainproof. It is not, however, fireproof. So be sure to park it inside if you live near a volcano.
Cardboard Bicycle Costs Just $30, Don’t Leave It Out in the Rain [gizmodo]
The Mortal Kombat DC gameplay footage has been released as well as the new screenshots. Check it out after the break.
[via Techeblog]
Check out the Duct Tape Server by Team Boom Tape, interesting huh. It is powered by 2.2GHz Pentium 4 and features 1GB of RAM, an 80GB hard drive, Intel SFF Motherboard and a few fans for the cooling. Continue reading for more pictures and video.
Duct Tape Server will be on server row at MillionManLan 7, July 3-6th 2008. It will host a Teamspeak server, an FTP server, and an Armagetron Tournament.
Check out more at ducttapeserver.com
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There’s a way to build your own Google Image search. Take a look at this example, with the city of Stockholm. Screen shot at Google at cut it out. Isn’t that creative? One more shot after the break.
[via Fubiz]
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