Human Slinky

One of the reader left a comment on this blog that lead me to an Ebay page that's selling something called Human Slinky for.. $800,000!?? That's expensive.. and I have totally no idea what a Human Slinky is. Out of curiosity, I Googled the word 'Human Slinky', and here's what I got:



Those from United States might have already seen Human Slinky before.. it's on America's Got Talent 2007:



Wow.. that's really creative.. but I doubt that anyone will actually want to buy that thing for $800,000. Even with the Human Slinky costume, I guess it's not easy to perform all those actions shown in the video.

TwistaLamp

Here's a cool stuff that you can use to decorate your room/office -- the TwistaLamp.




TwistaLamp is a hand-cast resin bricks that can be connected in a variety of configurations. Each brick has four connectors that let you link up to another brick, and you can link up to as many as 24 bricks. This can be really cool if you have the creativity to connect them in a crative way.

The Coolest CPU Casing

Which is the coolest CPU casing that you have ever seen? How about this one?





The creator of this casing is Pete Edge. He used 3 weeks of his lunch hour to complete the "casefancasefancase" (that's how he call it :))).. and it's actually working. Wonder how's the performance of casefancasefancase? Here's the result from Pete Edge's experiment:

"The main difference between the casefancasefancase and any normal case is the system or mainboard temperature. After prolonged use it remains pretty constant at about 23-24 degrees Centigrade.

The CPU temp is not as greatly affected, basically because I am using the standard fan/heatsink supplied with the CPU. If I was to shell out for something with big copper fins on it I'd probably notice a difference."

Now, who dare to say his CPU casing is cooler than casefancasefancase? :))

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