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Apr 24 2008

Hilarity: Google StreetView of kid falling off his bike

Posted by: admin in Tech And Life

This is definitely one of the funnier things I’ve seen on the entire world wide web. Hop on over to Google Maps and enjoy a shot-by-shot account of a kid falling off of his bike. It almost seems like the StreetView vehicle scared the hell out of him as it drove by. I hope the kid’s […]

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This is definitely one of the funnier things I’ve seen on the entire world wide web. Hop on over to Google Maps and enjoy a shot-by-shot account of a kid falling off of his bike. It almost seems like the StreetView vehicle scared the hell out of him as it drove by.

I hope the kid’s okay and I’d like to thank him for being hilarious.

Google StreetView via Switched

Via [crunchgear]

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Apr 24 2008

Daily Crunch: Picture It Edition

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I want this cool plug multiplier in a non-metric variety Opus 8 mechanical digital watch looks cooler than Elvis and Check Berry combined Greening the geek house DARPA asks aerospace industry to design enormous, infinite-flight “Vulture” craft Asustek to launch bamboo products

I want this cool plug multiplier in a non-metric variety
Opus 8 mechanical digital watch looks cooler than Elvis and Check Berry combined
Greening the geek home
DARPA asks aerospace industry to design enormous, infinite-flight “Vulture” craft
Asustek to launch bamboo products

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Apr 24 2008

iPhone SDK Beta 4 out

Posted by: admin in Tech And Life

You can’t have it, but the iPhone SDK Beta 4 is out with OpenGL support. We’re getting closer to world iPhone domination, people. I’ve played with the SDK and was quite impressed. You can basically build applications in the emulator and deploy them without much fuss — just like any good SDK. OpenGL support will […]

You can’t have it, but the iPhone SDK Beta 4 is out with OpenGL support. We are getting closer to world iPhone domination, people.

I’ve played with the SDK and was quite impressed. You can basically build applications in the emulator and deploy them without much fuss — just like any good SDK. OpenGL support will allow you to add improved graphics and other goodies to your projects. I’m giddy.