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..or colorful balls-I’m not quite sure.
Either way, the latest logo change is driving people around the world nuts as they try to figure out what the colorful dots represent.
The one feature that makes this latest logo different than ones in the past is the fact that it is interactive. That’s right. When you move your browser window around, the dots move too.
It’s enough to drive you crazy.
To see the Google logo in motion, check out the video after the break.
Using a clever play on words, LaCie’s new MosKeyto USB flash drive is only 20 mm long, weighs 10 grams, boasts a storage capacity of up to 8GB, and extends a mere 6 mm out of your laptop, making it one of the smallest USB keys available.
And while it’s size makes it nearly invisible and less prone to damage, once unplugged, all bets are off if you should misplace it.
Product Page ($17.99 via Gizmodo)
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…And then when I’m on my knees, I’m backing up, and backing up, and backing up, and backing up, and backing up, and backing up…’cuz my daddy taught me good; and I’m backin’ the hell outta’ there…
I think there’s a fine line between interviewing a ‘key’ witness to a crime versus listening to some crazy lady act out an attempted robbery. Check out both the original video as well as the newly remixed version after the break.
It’s entertaining; I promise.
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How do you fit a double rainbow into a single shot?
Well, for starters, you call up the guy responsible for coining the phrase ‘double rainbow’ and hand him a camera. At least, this is what the folks over at Microsoft did. Check out the video after the break.
Every day, people skip out of work early to play a few rounds of golf. And while most people’s golf games end on a depressing note, seldom are they catastrophic.
In California, one such golfer’s game was on fire…25 acres worth to be exact. As it turns out, the impact of this guy’s swing caused a spark at the Shady Canyon Golf Course in Irvine, CA- a spark that set off a blaze that required over 100 firefighters to respond.
So far, no charges have been filed, and the golfer’s name is being withheld, which is probably for the best.
Think about that the next time you shank a ball into someone’s house; it could be a lot worse.
(Via: Yahoo! Sports)
If nothing else, the following infographic provides a nice visual display, suggesting that Americans probably spend just a little too much time on the Internet shopping for crap. Check it out after the break.
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Recently, two Wendy’s employees became involved in a bacon brawl, no thanks to the 5-second rule.
According to several news reports, a cook at a Wendy’s restaurant in Connecticut has been charged with second-degree assault, first-degree reckless endangerment and breach of peace after he allegedly pulled a knife and threatened to stab a co-worker.
The reason? Because he was upset at his co-worker’s attempt to serve a customer bacon that had just fallen on the floor. Obviously, the cook did not agree with the ’5-second rule’. Hero or villain? You decide.
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My first thoughts upon seeing a cubicle like this? Either this person really likes Hello Kitty, or their co-workers really dislike them.
I’m going with the latter.
(Via: Hello Kitty Hell)
Finally! An infographic that actually teaches us useful crap. From reversing your hangers to help you donate unused clothing to helping to save a life by using coconut water, it seems like there is a little something for everyone.
Check it out after the break.
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Apparently, dogs aren’t the only ones that have issues going down the stairs. The same logic seems to apply to cats as well as is evidenced by the following video.
The question we are left pondering is whether or not these animals are lazy or pure geniuses. Check out the video after the break.
