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Get Laid at the Apple Store

by max on March 2nd, 2008
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Apple Store has been officially designated as a place to meet for young people. Wow, I’ve been in the Apple Store like every week and didn’t know this?!? Most guys are natural gadget lovers, and with sales of iPods and MacBooks skyrocketing, more men than ever are stopping by Apple boutiques. The vibe at the stores is conducive to man meeting too: You can check your email a ...

Hackers Use SaaS To Auction FTP Passwords, Inject Code

by max on February 28th, 2008
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Here’s some hackers auctioning off FTP passwords of top 100 sites on Alexa. The software uses an eBay-like trading interface to qualify the stolen accounts in terms of the country where the server is located and the Google page ranking of the compromised server. Cybercriminals use the information to set a price for the compromised FTP credentials so they can be resold to other cybe ...

Microfiber fabric = electricity ???

by max on February 20th, 2008
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Wow, check out this Yahoo news that microfiber fabric might produce electricity. We might just be able to start generating electricity everytime we move a finger! CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. scientists have developed a microfiber fabric that generates its own electricity, making enough current to recharge a cell phone or ensure that a small MP3 music player never ...

1/2 of U.K. Men Would Give Up Sex For A TV?!?

by max on February 10th, 2008
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Lol…I wonder what this stats would be like here in the States. Although, I haven’t asked David, our blogger who is in UK, whether he’d give up sex for a TV… I know I wouldn’t trade sex for TV unless my girlfriend was 3 months pregnant. LONDON - Nearly half of British men surveyed would give up sex for six months in return for a 50-inch plasma TV, a survey ...

Gamer Tries to Build Nuclear Reactor at Home, FBI Came Around to ...

by max on January 18th, 2008
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Cool, this guy’s on TV for tryin’ to build a nuclear reactor. Too bad he didn’t have a SiteHoppin.com shirt on… :p Apparently bored of his amateur game-building hobby, he decided to try to make a small-scale nuclear reaction in his room, blogging his antics on the web. Someone blew the whistle on him when he made claims about uranium and doubling the normal back ...

The USB stress buster

by David Allen on December 24th, 2007
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Now if you spend a lot of time on the phone talking really bad customers who are constantly complaining about this and that, then is probably something that you would be interested as you could get off the phone and bash the devices head in. Being plugged into the USB port means that it has power and therefore the head can make sound of pain as you hit it, very satisfying and yet probab ...

The world-famous Coca-Cola and Korean online games entered into a ...

by max on November 22nd, 2007
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Coca Cola is partnering with Korean online games to promote online games through Coca Cola. I am guessing the one on the left is a representative from Coca Cola and the one on the right is probably the CEO of the Korean online games company??? Okay, here’s the answer: For this purpose, KIPA dispatched Vice President Taek Min Kwon of the Digital Contents Business Group and working ...

Web2.0 News - eBay acquiring Stumbleupon

by max on April 18th, 2007
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Okay, we are going to try some Web 2.0 news from now on…i think… It looks like eBay is acquiring Stumbleupon for around $50 million bucks. Maybe they can make people stumble onto humorous ebay pages like a Sony laptop being sold for 10K. I am not exactly sure what their plan is but it seems like StumbleUpon is getting bigger and bigger than ever. Yeah, if you had a Stumbl ...

Search Engine using tags!

by max on January 11th, 2007
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Here’s a cool search engine that searches all type of tags on the world wide web for your image, video, audio, web, etc…etc… Thanks Veerendra for the info!~ Veerendra Shivhare says, “Tagbulb offers a mashup of search engines for tags allowing searches against just about any web 2.0 site you can think of. You can search via tag using services like Youtube, Flic ...