animalstalkinginallcaps:
DRAW-ING IN THE MUD WITH MY GIANT TREEEEEEEEEEE PENCIL!
IT IS MY FA-VO-RITE MUD WRIIIIIIITING U-TENSIL!
MA-KING A PICTURE FOR ALLLLLL OF THE FISHES,
THAT I WANT TO EAT ‘CAUSE THEY’RE FU-CKING DELICIOUS!
DO BE DO BE DOOOO. MUUUUUUUD PENCIL!
MMMM HM. OH YEAH.
Now I want a giant tree pencil too.
legoexpress:
LEGO Minifig. US Patent D253711 issued December 18,1979
Excellent patent to have in your portfolio.
Got handed this ad disguised as a newspaper extra in front of Shinbashi Station this morning. Beginning today, there’s wifi access at 1,300 7-Eleven, Ito Yokado, and Denny’s locations in Tokyo. Free access for up to three connections/60 minutes a day, according to the ad. Service to be extended to 14,000 locations nationwide in two years. See http://webapp.7spot.jp for details.
EDIT: You need to become a member of the 7 Spot service to get your access; also, there’s a limit of 3 connections per day, but each of them can last up to an hour, according to that site. Also there’s a bunch of AKB48 wallpaper download crap. Whatever.
Once, when David was in Prague, he thought he saw a leprechaun. He shrugged it off and went about his business, but the leprechaun had seen him too, and it ran home to tell all of its friends about seeing David. It described to them in elaborate detail how it had peeked from behind a tree and seen David walk by. Of course, none of the leprechaun’s friends believed the story, and refused to speak to him ever again, because he was a liar. The little Irishman died six years later alone and friendless beneath a tall red mushroom. Oh, and also, David was a unicorn.
(Source: flashfiction.xanga.com)
rentzsch:
Summary: SSDs live fast, die young, and pretend to be OK even while they’re dying. Don’t use one without awesome backups.
And sometimes, they come back from the dead.
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On November 30 2010, I received my first SSD: a 240 GB OWC Mercury Extreme Pro.
On Thursday, November 10 2011, the…
Something to keep track of … Just installed one of these in my MBP a few weeks back.