alconpowersauce:

via @SI_24seven

There, ESPN executives offered a demonstration of the network’s new 3-D capability. Unbeknownst to those of us at the game, USF-Kansas served as the first field test of a college football game. The demonstration, which also included clips from the 2009 USC-Ohio State game and the Winter X-Games, featured footage of Bonani’s kick.

Johnny Five?

I’m 3 for 3 so far on FUBAR Labs’ March Madness program-a-day challenge. Yesterday I wrote an analog clock using the HTML5 canvas tag. You can find all my March Madness programs on this page.

I’m sure you’ve all been following the amazing ARG unfolding from a Portal patch released three days ago. One part that I think has been overlooked is that all the clues are related to communication via sound. The radio playing morse code, the BBS transmitting via modem, the images coded in sound files, and who knows what will follow. Perhaps a clue to a theme underlying Valve’s next release.

Seeing the Wild Beasts show on Friday was like seeing the unveiling of a great magic act. Every time you thought you understood the situation your assumptions would get questioned again.

nathanieljames:

Dear America,

I tried to avenge today’s loss to Canada, but they were too good. Their skinny was too fast and their fatty was too strong. Team USA immediately left the ice with their heads hung in shame, only to console themselves with fried bacon dipped in ranch dressing in the locker room.

—Me

Ooh remember when this game came out and Nintendo introduced that weird spinny disc controller? That thing was crappy.

Back at the Hackathon and there’s lots of donuts. I decided to find and consume the worst possible one. This is the winrar. God Bless America. Defeat the world!

klaatu:

Computer Engineer Barbie

Adam tootts timeout from the Hackathon last night to decode the binary displayed on Barbie’s laptop. It says simply BARBIE.