Whoever did this toy is a sicko!! 9011 number and a plane crashing into two buildings? It's so obvious! I hope whoever did this get his/her butt kicked!

[Ant presses F7 twice] GO! GO!

Download from 3D Gamers. I can't control myself. Help! :D~

1. "Asians Behaving Badly" (Thanks fngsaiyuk for the link, and thanks Mousey for the comment to use as a title link)
   
   
   

2. A black guy trying to be a cool ninja (Thanks Mousey)

I saw this funny /. comment with a photograph of army of one button mice. It was from the Hamster-Powered Night Light.

Lucky Linux UT2004ers, they get to download Linux port of Red Orchestra v3.0 mod for Unreal Tournament 2004.

Windows users can get it from FilePlanet or wait until the free public release.

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8/26/2004 4:18 AM PDT: Windows port is available to the whole world, but you need a FilePlanet account.

ooooooh! Her shampoo!! It all makes sense now!!! =)

The Invisibility Game is a disappearing game. It's like one of those "how steady is your cursor" Flash games where you weave your mouse through tough obstacles. Except here, you can't see the mouse.

I only got up to level 2 and gave up after a few attempts. :(

CNN has a story about 20 years anniversary of PG-13 and how it was created/born from two Steven Spielberg's movies (Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom and Gremlins). I didn't know Gremlins was a factor.

News.com has a story about Nullsoft's Winamp skins having a security flaw...

Microsoft's online order form is back after being taken down a few weeks ago.

8/27/2004 8:05 AM PDT: BroadbandReports.com's security forum thread says it can be obtained from Staples and Best Buy stores.

According to SanDisk's press release for 8/23/2004, its compactflash memory card survived a blast that destroyed a digital camera. The photographer was nearly too close in attempting to photograph the dynamiting of a 76-year-old span on the Mississippi River.

There are amazing photographs and story in the PR. Wow.

The first and original trilogy for Star Wars will be released on DVD very soon (9/21/2004). Dark Horizons has a link to show the changes and comparisions between the original movie, Special Edition, and DVD version.

Can't wait. :)

Oh and my boss replied, "Does it mention how they replace all the blasters with walkie-talkies?" after I mentioned the link. [grin]

There is a /. story about this an interview with Alexander Yuvchenko. He, as a Chernobyl Engineer, was there during the night of the explosion and survived. He told about the incident with a fascinating recollection of some pretty heroic acts.

Reading it made me shudder and sad. Take your time to read it. It's good.

I saw this cool and cute Web site on UserFriendly's link of the day for 8/24/2004.

Ever seen a church made out of LEGO items that two real-life cats like to roam in? Someone built one. I was in awe how this guy built it and for his cat, that passed away a few years ago. There are photographs, sermons, and stories.

Wired tells the whole story why BugMeNot, a site that helps web users get around website registration roadblocks, went down a few days ago.

This article talks about which tech is "better", Half-Life 2's Source engine or Doom 3's Engine. It compares and contrasts. While both games are quite impressive in their own right, one is clearly superior to the other. When taking all factors of graphic fidelity, engine optimization, and overall scale into consideration, Source is just head and shoulders above Doom 3.

I just saw this mentioned in a BroadBandReports.com's security forum thread. The Register mentions a new Windows worm (Rbot-GR) that has the capability to using webcams to spy on users. It is currently circulating across the Net.

Now, really. Is that a good idea? Do you really want to see people's hairy butts? Eeeeeeee...

This /. story has an interesting and sad story about an elderly man who was scanned intensively. I haven't been to an aiport since 1993, and I am pretty sure I would be picked due 1) hearing aid, 2) my physical disabilities, etc.

I just read this in BroadbandReports's security forum thread about an article that said operating system makers and security product vendors are failing users.

Oooh, that's a clever prank to pull on someone. >:)

This video had me laughing. Some guy crashed into a glass window and thought it was a sliding door. Oops! :) Actually, I have done that before at someone's place at night in my college days, and I thought the patio glasss door was opened (didn't see reflections). My nose, ow. Well, at least I didn't break the glass and my nose. :(