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 Digg has been upgraded and there’s all sorts of new features… or so I heard. Because when I attempted to try it out today I quickly saw Digg’s version of the famed Twitter Fail Whale. Digg has gone with a retro Oregon Trail themed Fail screen (Oregon Fail?). Let’s hope Digg gets ... read more on New Digg: Oregon Trail Fail Screen...  Roadtrip to Niles, MI, baby! Apparently AT&T is not exactly location aware with it’s email list just yet because they sent an email out to customers Nationwide inviting them to see the recently remodeled Niles, MI store. They were thoughtful enough to include a 25% coupon for accessories in-stock only. Twitter ... read more on FAIL! AT&T Invites Customers Nationwide to Niles, MI for 25% Off...  If you’ve ever tried to log onto Twitter as soon as any World Cup player scores a goooooooooooaaaaaaalll, then you are definitely familiar with the infamous Fail Whale. This delicious looking representation is the perfect geek cake for your Twitter obsessed friend. This Fail Whale cake comes with a huge disclaimer that says ... read more on Twitter Fail Whale Cake: Eat This in 140 Bites...  This TIE Fighter custume looks a bit awkward. It almost looks like he’s wearing some bizarre steampunk deep sea diving helmet. I guess it’s the fact that he can only lift his arms in a front to back manner and appears to have a complete lack of peripheral vision in this Star Wars ... read more on Star Wars TIE Fighter Costume...  Cast Oven is a microwave oven design that gives you a little bit of entertainment while your food cooks up. Instead of clear window, there’s an LCD screen. When you punch in the amount of time to cook the food, the microwave connects to the internet and streams a video clip from YouTube ... read more on A Microwave That Plays YouTube Videos...  This is the first in an ongoing series about technology disposal. The alternate title of this series is “Photos of Electronic Items Discarded on the Street”. Today’s episode is the Epson Stylus CX4600 on top of what looks to be a child’s workbench. This printer appears to have been used by a child ... read more on Epson CX4600: Discarded Tech- A Sociological Study on Technology via the Refuse of a Community... |   | ||||
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