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RSS is a way to consume news from different websites. I use RSS to manage my daily readings of technology, news and blogs. However, even though I do read in the restroom, when I go there I can’t take my RSS updates with me.
That’s why they created the RSStroom Reader, which actually prints your RSS feeds on toilet paper. I wouldn’t buy one of these, but I think it’s pretty cool.
(via Engadget)
I love Google Video because you can just go in there, find cool videos and watch them on the spot, no hassle. This time I found the system administrator song.
This movie I got by email really made me laugh. This comedian (I think he appears on Conan O’Brien’s Late Night Show) makes fun of geeks in line to see the new Star Wars movie.
Now, how cool is that? A USB Missile Launcher. Instead of throwing stuff at coworkers or shooting rubber bands now you can launch actual missiles at them.
(via CNET News)
The Beerbelly is a so-called gadget, which lets you sneak in beer into places where you are usually not allowed to in a container you put under your shirt and looks… well… like a beer belly. Ah… if only I drank beer.
(via Gizmodo)
The Writings on the Stall is a very funny website, which is “an online repository of writings found on restroom walls”.
So the other day I went shopping in the stupid gadget shop again, this time encountering the cell phone opener. This so called gadget opens flip-type cell phones for you instead of you having to put in the extra effort.
This would have been the #1 stupid gadget of the week, if it wasn’t for the SOM jerk off machine.
(via Gizmodo)
Ever wanted to sing a sentence you just said? This website finds words you type in existing songs, puts them together and lets “them” sing it for you. If you have a popup blocker, disable it for this link. Enjoy.
(via Digg)
Gizmodo put up a picture of this device. What do you think this is?
One of the commenting visitors of the site found these two links, showing how it is used:
Link 1
Link 2
EDIT: Walla! News, the item stealing network, published their take on this device.
Sometimes when I have an idea I dismiss it thinking no one will ever buy the product. But then comes along a device called Internet Traffic Cop and makes me think my idea isn’t that bad after all. I mean if someone will buy a device which basically disconnects your computer from the Internet by pushing a button for $50, then I can sell pretty much anything.
(via Gizmodo)