Deadly Computer Blog
Earlier this month something unbelievable happened, StumbleUpon closed down. I didn’t know it was founded in 2002. I started using it in 2005, or 2006 I think. I can’t remember exactly, I’m pretty sure that I started using the site well before that blog post, but who knows. Endless hours, nay, days were spent stumbling … Continued
It’s me. I’m back. Suck it. Sorry, things have been hectic around the Deadly Computer parts. I don’t know if ya’ll remember, or if I ever told anyone. I bought myself a house. Long story short. Houses are a lot of work. I’m finally in a place where I can spare some time to update … Continued
I gotta say, I never really was a fan of the Virtual Reality games and ideas. But watching this side by side video of what the user sees, and how they have to interact with the game to play, I like it. A lot. Is it practical for home use, not a chance. Would I … Continued
Things have quickly spiraled out of hand in the great city of New York. Soon after the bridges were leveled, and the tunnels blown up, the Mayor of NYC officially declared his intention to secede from the State. He wasn’t totally crazy, he wasn’t going to secede from the Union, only the State. However, the Governor … Continued
Photographer Robin de Puy teamed up with Spa, and spent 6 months developing the technique to take photographs through a drop of water. It’s quite something to be honest, though it’s wildly impractical. In order to get it working, they had to use a Teflon coated glass plate, an electrical current, and mirrors. It’s all … Continued
That’s what they hoped the new Xbox would be. The One. Well, not really, it was just based off of the love of The Matrix, and ideas that it would be a unique, immersive world. The rest of the video goes over some of the history of how the video game console came to fruition. … Continued
The situation with the Federal Reserve Bank is getting out of hand. Conventional wisdom said to let the world have it’s gold, after all, what good is it if you can’t use it as a bargaining chip. Much of the rest of the country is coming back online and being functional again. Except for New … Continued
This is how Trackmania on the Xbox One should have been. At least I’m sure the controls would have been better. {Destructoid}
While 42nd Street doesn’t exactly cut Manhattan in half, it was the proverbial divide of the city. Those in the north who were closer to the mainland were convinced that the government’s story was correct, there was nothing to fear, this was only a temporary glitch on the way towards a better world tomorrow. As you … Continued
Is that enough acronyms in the title? No, I think I can get a few more, don’t you? I find the rotating LED signs interesting, though useless. I can’t think of a reason to make one, and as such, I don’t really want to spend too much of my already valuable time making one. I … Continued