Granted, not many came here. One reason is that football World Cup and, secondly, that I am depressed at the moment, a little of the departure of the German team at the World Championships. However: You guys have played a great World Cup. 3rd place for such a young team is great!
So, now to the actual topic of this article, but the above had to be said.

Suitable for the 25th anniversary of the film series back to the future , I thought to myself, I'll break the Nerdkurve, search times for a few gadgets from Part 2 of the film and see if it has some things it really is. And yes, it hoverboard and power tabs actually exist, although still at a very early "beta" stage. Look!

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Through my travels on the internet I come across so many horny Nerdkram. This also applies to the following short film by Patrick Jean. Check it out, it's really worth seeing and made great!

And how did you like it?

Probably you've already heard it all before and I'm just late. I think at the moment because of my upcoming Baccalaureate is not much time to blog and make better products. That will change, but again in the course of the year. By then, if I have my final exams in his pocket. But enough with the dry words, this news I wanted to share with you.

A certain Finns named Toni Nikkanen is to run the emulator PearPC with Mac OS X on your phone. For the mouse leadership he used the tool x11vnc. As the name suggests, these are a VNC tool that the input has transferred to a laptop to the phone.

Now you are allowed but did not think that you can simply play on your mobile phone Max times. While Toni was the first to have done such a thing. But the speed with which the OS was carried out, can probably be desired. Finally, he took full half hour to even get to the "About this Mac" dialog. As a result, had the following video to be severely cut (watch time on the clock in the OS). The cut, 6-minute version you see here:

This is probably a very diligent fellow Cpt. Kirk's phaser replica, and it shoots at balloons. Freaks ...

Caution This is a very powerful laser ( 465 mW ), whose unique radiation is enough to take you to the sight or burn the skin.

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Have you ever seen such a thing?

These tiny ASCII pictures are from the Twitter account TW1TT3Rart . The person behind the account published every day such a small art pieces, known as ASCII art . Who likes this account should give time for a follow

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