Author Archives: DAK

Awesome! From a trip overseas, a friend of mine brought me back a can of Whoop Ass. I’ve never opened it, and didn’t think I’d ever see one again. Fortuitously, I did while looking through this site, which is also … Continue reading →

I work for an international company, and when we have visiting engineers come to our office in Silicon Valley, we set them up with these cheap PC’s so they can check their e-mail. The point being, I was in CostCo … Continue reading →

I just realized that I’m all alone in the office and have consequently been running up and down the halls doing handstands, cartwheels, and Michael Jordan-esque 360 dunks into imaginary basketball hoops.

Why is this article about Puffy front-page news on CNN, today? The best excerpt: Combs said he spent much of that night with his then-girlfriend, singer Jennifer Lopez, and dancing atop a table in the club’s VIP area, often raising … Continue reading →

So, anyone wanna catch a movie?

What I thought of, at the time, as a humorous response to a Slashdot blurb about the Bush administration cancelling a proposed Pluto Mission. It kind of went off track into the cost of a manned mission to Mars (which … Continue reading →

Wow, you really can become a web designer through a mail correspondence course. I must at least give props to the paintings as it shows some mad skilz. But, have you ever seen so many extraneous lens flares? (via Ernie … Continue reading →

I’ve posted this before, but I was playing with it last night, so I think it bears repeating. It’s Silophone, a decomissioned grain silo in Montreal turned musical instrument. It’s basically a web-accessible sound system hung in the silo that … Continue reading →

I’m sneezing, sinffling, and don’t feel so hot. I’m probably sick, and most likely dying…quicker than usual.

This was buried in the “Space” section of the CNN site. It talks about the continued studying of that infamous Mars meteorite that was said to contain remnants of life. Apparently, there is more compelling evidence that it actually does. … Continue reading →