Apart from the word “geek” this GeekCook clock from China will bring out your mathematical skills everytime the hour hand hits 1100 in base 2 or binary. (that’s 4+8 = 12 buddy!)
Of course, don’t forget that it’s not available anywhere but China right now. If anyone has links to where people can buy this (using English), please leave them in the comments line, thanks!
Oh yeah, don’t forget the
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpsrRGkBnmk
Here’s a hands-on review of the USB Mini Can Humidifier Ionizer from BudgetGadgets.com. It’s a really cool little device as the Can Ionizer will purify the air around your office while providing a purified, ionized mist. I really like it a lot since I smoke in my kitchen, this should help clean up the air quite a bit while I do gadget reviews and whatnot. (Thanks Meka for the free sample!)
The fog of PC/Car Humidifier will neutralize with the smoke, dust, and g
Here’s some interesting green blog posts from our affiliate green blog Keetsa this week:
I tend to repeat my IKEA-horror story on how I bought over $1000 of coffee tables in the last couple years and they ALL BROKE!
But yes, it might be a great time for me to actually make one myself, at least I don’t have to blame IKEA for outsourcing their furniture to China.
My mother wanted a unique, traditional and modern coffee table. I found some old antique wooden windows at a flea market, and designed this coffee table around them.
You thought it wasn’t possible right? Well, China has been secretly building these giant computers evidenced by this giant keyboard and this giant mouse. These certainly are the biggest and heaviest computer parts I’ve seen so far in the modern ages…
I’ve seen some cool devices in the past in South Korea, it looks like the guys over at Evil Mad Scientists have found a rather larger seven segment display in China to play around with.
Take a look, this could be a great way to apply on commercial building signs as an example.
we had a little scavenger hunt, where the challenge was to build something with parts and tools acquired at the electronics markets. Here’s what I found: a single-digit seven-segment LE
Here’s a bunch of weird stuff I posted on our weird blog last week, definitely worth a look:
This is how to NOT hold your digital camera for old people. Take a look at some of these hackers, they are AWESOME!!!
Yes, Triceracoptor is a great idea for military. The ultimate
We’ve all heard of what some Chinese people can do such as the DIY Helicopter and DIY Submarine. Well, here’s comes another cool innovation, a Solar Powered car that does 90+ miles on a single 30 hour charge.
Of course, if there’s sun while you drive, that’s additional miles to add.
Now, let me ask GM, Toyota, and Honda, where are your “Chine
Camouflage Art by Liu Bolin!
For the ultimate camouflage art, you need to check out some of these works by Liu Bolin. The pictures are real and not photoshopped. Since it’s China, the designer decided to hire some people and paint them all over. Probably not too bad considering the low wages in China. (I heard it’s cheaper to hire 10,000 to dig holes with shovels than rent a John Deere.) via neatorama,
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bp4IGgQoVQE
Origins of Fortune Cookie was America?
Here’s a funny video proving that Fortune Cookies are in fact, from America itself. It’s funny but maybe Fortune Cookies were invented by the Chinese Americans to lure more customers. Go to China, they don’t even know what a Fortune Cookie is.
But I can understand that, they have Chinese food in Korea that they don’t have in America, it’s called Korean-Chinese food. Fortune Cookies are definitely American-Chinese food, speaking o
