cinnamon thoughts.

You could turn on your speakers and visit Zombo.com, but seriously: why would you want to?

This has to be the worst product name ever: TrekStor sells an MP3 player named i.Beat blaxx. Via Daring Fireball TrekStor removed the i.Beat from the player’s name. That was quick.

The only reason to get your iPhone replaced by Apple: the iClip! Be sure to check out the Google code page for an open source alternative and take a look at the issues list.

That’s what I was wondering when I heard about the exploding steam pipe in NYC today. Transportation of heat, granted — but during summer? Luckily those pesky interwebs have the answer to this question: Why the heck does New York have steam pipes, anyway?

An out of the ordinary illusion shows two blurry faces: one grim, the other neutral. Viewed from approximately two meters distance changes the looks on both faces to the opposite. The key to this illusion is the picture’s blurriness. Quite simple, nevertheless amazing.

The supposedly cleanest car factory is located in Dresden, Germany. These great pictures of the VW Phaeton assembly plant look almost futuristic. Brilliant combination of glass, steel and wood. Steals the product the show!

Take a look at this wonderful collection of photos from 1929 taken in Germany. The atmosphere is very quiet and peaceful. It looks like a place you wouldn’t deny holidays from the city life at — if there wasn’t the problem of the almost 80 years passed since then. All pictures are taken from a […]

Find the solution at Scientific American: Why are snowflakes symmetrical? How can ice crystallizing on one arm ‘know’ the shape of the other arms on the flake?

Take a look at what 200 calories look like in different products. BTW: I second MattyBruce‘s comment on digg: I would rather have the 54grams of jelly beans than the 1425grams of celery.

Kiwi! by Dony Permedi.

This is my 42nd post. Makes sense. ;-)

You can solve the Rubik’s Cube from any mixed up position by following the Doing The Cube instructions.

Well, not really long but long enough to try the Delivery Status widget.

This guy knows how you should answer the final question on Who Wants to be a Millionaire with style. Hilarious!

Just four easy to remember steps are required. Who hasn’t been is this situation?

Please don’t take this as an insult, but I can’t fix your computer! (Well, probably I could but maybe I don’t want to. Do you want to mow my lawn for free?)

A few things you would never know without the movies. Very true. (Thanks Anne-Marie)

“Who Needs A Computer Anyway?” is Apple’s 1989 student’s guide illustrated by Matt Groening.

Yahoo! News berichtet über einen thailändischen Künstler, der essbare Körperteile aus Teig, Rosinen, Schokolade und ähnlichen Leckereien formt. Die Teigwaren sehen äußerst realistisch aus und sind sicherlich leckerer zu essen als anzuschauen… Thai Artist Bakes Edible ‘Body Parts’ via BoingBoing