Archive for January, 2001

Being an old-school Atari fan(atic), I couldn’t believe this amazing video. Simply incredible. Also, check out all those wacky Super Bowl ads over at AdCritic.

New look… same dumb content.
Go to Google. Type in “dumb motherf@#$er” (not the censored version). Click the “I’m feeling lucky button”. Heh heh. For more George W. laughs check this hilarious site out.

I’m curious about the new Spielberg movie, A.I. — what’s with the 2 letter movie titles? Here’s a trailer that doesn’t give us much info on it.

For a while, this site was unavailable, but today I was able to see it in all it’s glory. It’s absolutely hillarious, right down the Quicktime movie of how to make a “Base-Bull Cap”. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you: Hats of Meat.

Slashdot is running an interesting story about a guy who is selling un-opened Atari 2600 games for $2.00 a piece. Sweet. It also links to another wacky guy who stuck a 2600 board into an old Sega Nomad handheld.

Remember the “Paul is dead” thing? Oh, and THX is coming to your PC. Cool.

Something tells me this is a big deal.

Here are a couple of interesting technology bits: the latest issue of Wired, has a cover feature on cloning humans. Crazy stuff, and you know someone has already done it. Also, do you think eInk is the future? Seems pretty damn cool, and if it catches on, will save some trees.

Ok, these types of pages are getting old — SO 1999 … but funny nonetheless.

Interesting interview with JLG, the CEO of Be Inc. on BeGroovy. He talks about some good stuff, including the shift to BeIA.