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  • Commodore SX-64 vs MacBook Air
    A feature comparison between a Commodore SX-64 and the new MacBook AIr


  • Artificial Intelligence being explains the Singularity
    Listen, I'm not saying I believe this is real. Just that its extremely elaborate for a joke. And regardless, its a pretty good mind-f*ck about what the Singularity would mean.


  • Ancient Antarctic eruption noted
    Scientists have found what they say is the first evidence of a volcanic eruption under the Antarctic ice sheet.


  • PC piracy levels are "astounding" says COD4 developer
    Infinity Ward's community manager muses, "they wonder why people don't make PC games any more."


  • User does not believe Linux can run without Windows
    In a forum post on zdnet, a user explains why Linux cannot run on a computer without Windows. Very funny to read.


  • Its Amazing How Powerful A Hug Is (this will make you happy)
    Free Hugs Campaign FTW!


  • Diebold disparities appear in NH recount
    In Hillsborough County, Clinton gained 675 votes – a jump of more than 2 percent. The media isn't reporting anything, or else claiming no problems were found. And the official Web page for the recount seems to be having ongoing technical difficulties. Hooray for democracy.


  • British Media Confirms FBI Nuke Cover-up
    The Sunday Times has obtained a document that confirms that a file, which the FBI denied existed, could contain information about American officials stealing nuclear secrets for Turkish and Israeli spies, who would then sell the secrets to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.


  • Macbook Air and the Usual Suspects
    We already gave you a spec-wise comparison of the Macbook Air and its prominent competitors, but The Usual Suspects—the Lenovo X300 (recently leaked), Sony TZ and Dell XPS m1330—are all back for a photo shoot. Jump for the fantastic line-up of the laptop bad boys bearing it all.


  • Nevada Election Math: Clinton Beat Obama, Obama Beat Clinton
    "The calculations of national convention delegates being circulated are based upon an assumption that delegate preferences will remain the same between now and April 2008," said Jill Derby, the chairwoman of the state party. "We look forward to our county and state conventions where we will choose the delegates for the nominee that Nevadans..."


  • What happens to your poop when you go on a cruise ship?
    Some topics make us queasy. And for that reason, we try not to think about them. Like: what happens to all of the waste that a cruise ship generates?


  • Wal-Mart Axes The New Yorker, The Economist, 1000 Other Mags
    Wal-Mart is responsible for 20% of retail magazine sales, and is purging 1,000 titles, also including Forbes, BusinessWeek, Fortune, Better Homes and Gardens and even Log Cabin Living and Boar Hunter.


  • CompUSA Refuses To Accept Cash
    A CompUSA cashier summoned her manager and a security guard when Bud tried to pay for his purchases with cash. The promise of 40% discounts drew Bud to the Boisie, Idaho store, but he settled for a 10% discount on an iMac and several accessories.


  • For Male Virgins: Basic Things No One Told Me About Sex
    I lost my virginity later than the average guy. Before I got laid for the first time I had read a fair amount about sex. Then I started having it and I kept discovering all these basic things that had somehow passed me by. So here's my list of basic sexual stuff that I only found out about when I came across it myself.


  • This Birthday Cake Is A LIE!
    My sister's 24th birthday cake with a Portal reference. Luckily, it did not lead to a death trap and was in fact delicious and moist.


  • Could this be the best self-shot ever? (PIC)
    It's truly out of this world.


  • FBI 'covers up' file of nuclear-secrets theft
    THE FBI has been accused of covering up a key case file detailing evidence against corrupt government officials and their dealings with a network stealing nuclear secrets. The assertion follows allegations made in The Sunday Times two weeks ago by Sibel Edmonds, an FBI whistleblower, who worked on the agency's investigation of the network.


  • Giants Upset Packers for trip to the Super Bowl!
    The underdog Giants beat the Packers in the third coldest game in NFL history to win a trip to the Super Bowl.


  • Inflation - And How It Happens
    If you have ever wondered what exactly inflation is, and how it's created, then this informative video, by Edward Griffin, done back in 1969 will explain it to you. "Attempts by governments to manipulate the amount of money in circulation have always been disastrous."


  • Awesome New History Channel Show: Life After People
    What would happen to planet earth if the human race were to suddenly disappear forever? Would ecosystems thrive? What remnants of our industrialized world would survive? What would crumble fastest?


  • U.S. Abandons Endangered Species to Build Border Fence
    The US has abandoned plans to create a recovery program for the endangered jaguar, allegedly due to concerns that it would create a roadblock to their construction of a fence along the Mexican border.


  • man took almost $500,000 in pay for job he never had
    For five years, a New Jersey company has been depositing thousands of dollars in paychecks to a Palatine man's bank account.


  • DONT CALL IT A CULT - SCIENTOLOGY AND ME
    scientology spies on and fair game's john sweeney bbc reporter.EXPOSE THE TRUTH FOR GREAT JUSTICE.


  • Majority of human genome developed 500m years ago
    "An entire tree of life, from microbe to worm, to fish and mammal, is embedded inside of us," according to Neil Shubin, author of "Your Inner Fish: A Journey into the 3.5 billion-year History of the Human Body".


  • Threat to medicines from plant extinctions
    Millions of lives could be at risk because the plants which provide the basis of more than half of all prescription drugs face extinction, a new report warns.


  • Wounded Troops Sent Back To Iraq
    Seventy-nine injured soldiers were pressed into war duty last month as the U.S. Army struggled to fill its ranks. "My personal opinion is that as the war goes on, you'll see more and more soldiers with (limitations)," said Maj. Gen. Mark Graham.


  • Refrigerator Scare Prank
    Some dude hides in a refrigerator and scares the hell out of his buddy. Maybe nobody broke any bathtub tiles on this one but the one dude ended up getting a free lunch out of it.


  • Music Industry Gets An Injunction Against Rapidshare
    In March 2007, a court ruled that Rapidshare could be held responsible for copyright violations committed by users who uploaded copyrighted material to their servers. Now, a body that administers many copyrights for the music industry has obtained an injunction against Rapidshare.com and Rapidshare.de.


  • Still Perfect! Patriots 18-0 win Trip to the Super Bowl
    The Patriots beat the Chargers 21-12 to remain perfect and win a trip to try and complete their perfect season in the Super Bowl.


  • USC Application For Admission
    Have you read a book this year? If "yes," why?


  • Lesbian Cuisine [c&h]/SFW
    Surprisingly safe for work


  • The 5 Wimpiest Pro Sports Injuries of All-Time
    Unfortunately for professional athletes, their contracts say they have to tell the truth about why they're not working today. And hence we get honest accounts of wimpdom such as:


  • Waves Freeze as They Crashed On the Beach in Newfoundland
    This strange weather phenomenon happened in Newfoundland where the waves were actually frozen as they crashed on the beach. Wouldn This strange weather phenomenon happened in Newfoundland where the waves were actually frozen as they crashed on the beach. Wouldn't want to go surfing that day.


  • Star Wars Coming to America
    Someone has brilliantly mashed up Star Wars and the Eddie Murphy movie Coming To America, which also stars James Earl Jones. If youve seen both movies youll like this A HA!


  • Obama wins Nevada -- for real.
    While Clinton did edge out Obama in the popular vote by 6%, she only did so by capturing the populous Las Vegas area. Obama won broader support statewide, especially in the more rural areas that Democrats usually flounder in, and thus earned more state delegates than Clinton. Obama is now two delegates ahead of Clinton, and closest to nomination.


  • iPod Nano Gets Retro Big Screen (Suck it AppleTV)
    An iPod nano gets stuck in a classic 35mm slide viewer, 1970s style.


  • Wii Fit US release scheduled for Q2 2008
    Perhaps a sign that America is finally getting its obesity scare under control, Nintendo has cautiously scheduled Wii Fit for a Q2 2008 release. Despite last week's rumor, today's announcement is the first official word from Nintendo that its latest balancing act is being prepped for the US.


  • Tiny Genetic Differences Have Huge Consequences
    A study led by McGill University researchers has demonstrated that small differences between individuals at the DNA level can lead to dramatic differences in the way genes produce proteins.


  • Scientology and Me by BBC's Panorama
    First of three parts, other two are in the related videos. It's an interesting documentary about Scientology in the UK.


  • President BUSH PARDON's HIMSELF against POTENTIAL WARCRIMES
    wow





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