The Level 10 GT is a high-end desktop computer case from Thermaltake that functions as an update of the company’s standard Level 10 model. And possibly the case with most mods in the world, here are a few i’ve gathered.
On April 17, 2012,
in Cool,
by Johny
Is this image fake or real? I dont know for sure but there are credible sources saying it is infact real. And its being used as we speak, for what purpose is unclear.
There have been rumors and sightings about these for quite some time, and it is a known fact that there are governmental oganisations pursuing this kind of technology. I wouldnt worry about the FBI sending out James Bond style spy mosquitoes to take over the world. But it sure is unnerving.
http://www.dailytech.com/Mini+Insect+Robocops+Engineers+Government+Work+on+RC+Insects/article9222.htm
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1565879/US-accused-of-making-insect-spy-robots.html
The readers of Time Magazine have spoken. The hacktivist group received the most votes in a Time Magazine poll as the most influential figure among all platforms. The group which is nameless, faceless and leaderless has been causing mischief online all in the name of justice. Should we be surprised?
On April 11, 2012,
in Other,
by Johny
This is really clever! If you have a wifi network at home or at your business, why not make some extra cash with it? Especially if you are in a place with no hotspots available you could get a quite decent client base. A company called Tomizone lets you share revenue with them 50/50, they provide you with software for your router and you’re good to go.
I’ve only seen them operate in New Zealand and Fiji but it says on their website you should be able to do it in other countries just as well.
On April 9, 2012,
in Cool,
by Johny
Estimated Total Annual Building Energy Consumption at the Block and Lot Level for NYC
This map represents an estimate of the total annual building energy consumption at the block level and at the tax lot level for New York City, and is expressed in kilowatt hours (kWh) per square meter of land area. A mathematical model based on statistics, not individual building data, was used to estimate the annual energy consumption values for buildings throughout the five boroughs. To see the percentage break down of the estimated end-uses, hover over or click on a block or tax lot. The tax lot level data shows how much energy an average building of that size and type would use.
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