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over the top, but it's pretty neat - Vezquex

süperrr... - hevin

did I create a soup.io account just for this? yup. - Richard Lawler

http://rapidshare.com/files... - Berge Gazen

During the 8 min film, at least two pedestrians come within feet of being hit, cars are narrowly missed, and 18 red lights are run. The whole thing was completely illegal. - Berge Gazen

LOL WTF is that? Like Mr. Sushihead? - Anika

Scary. - Shawn Whitmire

Rude LOL - Mona Nomura

FF3 sucked when it first came out, but i haven't experienced issues with it in awhile now. IE is unusable, imo. - Joe Silence

Yeah, that's about right, except we need a Commute panel showing dude playing on his iPhone in the bus/train/plane. - iTad

This is definitely true for me. I sometimes think about programs I'm working on in my sleep too. - Mike Child

WTH does he try and stick the remote control up his ass? - Brad Williamson from Bookmarklet

yeah, it's so fake - elise

woOoOw!! - آرامش مطلوب

Though I dont know most of the masterpieces -- THIS IS SPLENDID! - Rinat

i thought they usually started with some sort of fish... - bob

Mm Boston Lobster. - Carmen

japan really has extraordinary avant garde architecture. they seem to take chances more than any other group of architects from around the world - Cee Bee

Whaaaaa? - Anika

"CheckMyColours.com by Giovanni Scala is a tool for checking foreground and background color combinations of all DOM elements and determining if they provide sufficient contrast when viewed by someone having color deficits. All the tests are based on the algorithms suggested by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)." - AJ Batac (/-_-) from Bookmarklet

"The State Department asked the social networking Web site Twitter last weekend to postpone scheduled maintenance that would have cut daytime service in Iran on Tuesday, just as protests against official election results were heating up, U.S. officials said." - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

How awesome is this!!!!!? - Alexander A. Carde'

nice - RAPatton

type specimens represent a whole category of book collecting. i have a few in my design library but i do not collect them per se. accidentally accumulate is more like it. surely designers roger black, jonathan hoefler and matthew carter have many, many fine examples. this particular type specimen comes from a special place and a unique person. i have had it for more than a dozen years. as a student at the yale school of art i became friends with one of my professors, paul rand. mr rand and i both collected all things written and designed by jan tschichold. on a particular visit to mr rand’s home he asked me to sit down, said he had something to show me. he went back to his library and returned with a completely tattered old book. the spine was broken and it was in a horrible state. of course i loved it. - Cee Bee

"A pair of ultra-luxurious Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman limousines from 1969 and 1971 that belonged to Playboy founder Hugh Hefner are being offered for sale by a collector in New Zealand. Hef ordered the 21-ft. long limos with the rare 6-door configuration, of which only 140 were built, new from the Mercedes factory in Stuttgart. The 600 Pullman, last of the hand-built Mercedes models, was the transport of choice for VIPs including the Pope, Coco Chanel, John Lennon, Jack Nicholson, Aristotle Onassis, and Elvis Presley, among others. Both cars are painted black and feature forward facing seats at the center doors, a hydraulically operated reclining seat at the rear, curtains in the rear compartment, tinted glass, a soundproof glass center division with an intercom system for communicating with the chauffeur, and tons of chrome and wood paneling. The 1969 model is finished in black leather and features a refrigerated bar cabinet, while the 1971 has red leather and a built-in television. Both mint condition cars are priced at about $165,000." - Cee Bee from Bookmarklet

"Eye-Fi has been building out its product line of memory cards that use Wi-Fi to upload photos directly from a digital camera to the Internet. Now it’s going one step further with the Eye-Fi Pro, aimed at professional photographers and enthusiasts. This new four-gigabyte card has support for a variety of files — RAW, JPEG and various video files — and well as other cool features. You can now geo-tag photos, or mark the exact location where they were taken. You can upload in a peer-to-peer fashion, meaning no wireless router is need to upload data to a computer. And you can gain easier access to Wi-Fi hot spots." - Thomas Hawk from Bookmarklet

Skyhook uses WiFi access point information provided by users. You can check the coverage here http://www.skyhookwireless.com/howitwo... and you can also submit the location and MAC address of your own router to add to the database. I did this about 2 years ago and I'm still not listed. - Gilbert Harding

Is this an art proof-of-concept project, an industrial-librarian joke, or what? - ianf ⌘

真棒！ - playpenpeng

Fantastic. How loud is the motor? - Kay Designer

Font humour. ;-) - Brian Sullivan

IS NOW MY DESKTOP. - tehKenny

<3 These are so clean, cool, simple and iconic. - Alan Le

Pictures are rather easy to uderstand but is it bringing the OLYMPIC GAMES representation down to simle CorelDraw (or whatever editor) curves? Dont think this would make a favour for the Games. It's a vast event, I think the posters should implement something to make everyone say WOW, but not only those who are on good terms with those lovely curves and graphic design in general. - Rinat

very cool. - vijay

This is a very sweet thing! - Rinat

I love shades of brown. - Jack&Cleo

yeah, same - Zee.

Don't like the dark background with dim letters, nearly illegible. - Chuck Baggett

Lexus' long-awaited supercar will take the fight to its Italian competitors with a scintillating 220mph top speed Lexus has its sights set on joining the supercar elite! We have it on good authority that Toyota has finally succeeded in its bid to find a higher top speed for Japan’s most expensive, and fastest production car ever, the Lexus LF-A. One source close to the company told us over a year ago that the development team was not happy with the car’s top speed of 199mph, and had sent it back to the shop for fine-tuning. And now, after a year of testing in wind tunnels, strategic revisions to the car’s aerodynamics and minor adjustments to its V10 engine, we are the first to reveal that the R&D team has finally found the extra legs. The LF-A’s 550bhp-plus 4.8-litre V10, channeled through a 6-speed semi-auto transmission bolted to a transaxle, is now capable of over 218mph. That’s faster than the production Nissan GT-R and puts the LF-A on hallowed ground with the likes of Ferrari Enzo, Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 and Pagani Zonda F, that have similar top speeds. - Cee Bee