Some messages you don’t want to hear from a software installer:
“Found credit card number … placing orders for other products you need … making room on your hard drive …”
From this old Dilbert strip.
Some messages you don’t want to hear from a software installer:
“Found credit card number … placing orders for other products you need … making room on your hard drive …”
From this old Dilbert strip.
“Turbo Defiant Kimecan” is a web comic which breaks some new ground. It takes advantage of the web, it’s slightly interactive to emphasize the story. Very impressive. And the drawing style is awesome, too.
Images from Hacked IRL – Truth in Sarcasm:
Only non-smokers, please …
Holy Pencil, Batman, it’s so realistic!
Can ophidiophobes still ride this bus?
What really happened that night …
Awesome reflections …
Could be my place …
*MUNCH*
Recycling some spare axes:
I’d like a drug test on this camera, please:
Ewww … 😉
What pop-out books were supposed to look like:
Further proof for “one picture says more than 1000 words:”
Final liftoff:
Math can be exciting:
Punching holes into water with 16″ cannons (Iowa class battleship fires broadside August 15th, 1984):
I’m not a huge fan of the military but they do have some impressive hardware 🙂
Want to see more? Hacked IRL – Truth in Sarcasm
Nice advertisement for unbreakable security glass on WIN! blog (Warning: Set your adblockers to “Armageddon”)
Remember the C64 and it’s CPU, the 6510?
There is a web project which shows a 6502/10 CPU simulator (in which you can see the die and how it’s state changes as a program is executed). Needs HTML5 and lots of RAM.
The task: Create a web UI with rounded corners where the user can select the color.
They are better if you dig Internet. Some of my favorites:
The German Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) isn’t taken serious by Sony, according to heise online.
When the security specialists of the German government wanted to know more about the theft of 100 million customer records, “Sony didn’t want to answer due to ongoing technical analysis.” They are still refusing to agree to a follow-up meeting.
If the German government isn’t important enough for Sony to waste some of their precious time …