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January 27, 2007
Saturday's links: Savor them -- I'm off to New York on Sunday so it may be all you get out of me for the next couple of days.
Kotaku: The Masturbating Wii-mote
When nerds are silly. Offensive to most and only semi-safe for workplace viewing. And you really, really need the volume turn up. Gizmodo: Scientist Bakes Up Nerve-Jangling Donuts Spiked With Caffeine
"We've heard of caffeinated soap, water, gum, mints, and even beer, but now molecular scientist Robert Bohannon of Durham, North Carolina has figured out how to caffeinate doughnuts and other baked goods without adding that bitter taste. Using Bohannon's technique, each donut has the caffeine equivalent of a couple of cups of coffee baked inside." Wired: What we don't know
"How did life begin? What's the universe made of? Why do we sleep? 42* of the biggest questions in science." Gizmodo: $18 DVD player vs. $20,000 DVD player
"If you remember the dark days when the cheapest DVD player in the world cost $1000, you might get a kick out of this one by Chinese manufacturer Durabrand, selling at the British subsidiary of Wal-Mart for £9 (just under $18.00). How low can they go, indeed. That would qualify as disposable." Labels: dailydump
Posted at 3:40 PM
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