I invented (I think) a new 3d display technology which requires no glasses and has actual virtual depth (not stereoscopic, no glasses requires, not a hologram). Anyone able to poke a hole in this? 14yr ⋅ solusolu ⋅ r/technology
Why do more expensive hotels have shittier internet options? or $10/day for dial-up speed wifi? Thanks Hyatt!12yr ⋅ LargeHardonCollid3r ⋅ r/technology
I stumbled upon this awesome PS3 wall mount idea today. This goes right up to the top of my to-do list. 13yr ⋅ omfgodied ⋅ r/technology
When I was out buying some stuff for my car yesterday, I came across the worst keyboard ever [pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology
Dear Google, I'm pretty sure the new Reader layout has not more *free* space, but just *blank* space.13yr ⋅ VinylCyril ⋅ r/technology
Firefox 4 (RC) just made my dreams come true - drag and drop from Downloads14yr ⋅ skyroket ⋅ r/technology
Friend of mine who works at an ISP are throwing out all their servers and replacing them with Raspberry Pi's12yr ⋅ unr3alist ⋅ r/technology
Fuck you , Epson. I want to print something in black and white RIGHT NOW. Who cares if I'm out of Cyan?15yr ⋅ 3rdFunkyBot ⋅ r/technology
On behalf every I.T. worker in a corporate environment, I've built a terminator. 13yr ⋅ HotLunch ⋅ r/technology
After the recent news I find this new ad campaign particularly ironic11yr ⋅ actLikeApidgeon ⋅ r/technology
For a musician to earn a monthly minimum wage of $1,160, they would need over 4.5 million streams on Spotify12yr ⋅ armchair_pessimist ⋅ r/technology
Sometimes my job makes me use Visual Basic. This error message I just got pretty well encompasses my feelings about it. [PIC]14yr ⋅ tenbits ⋅ r/technology
Those 'Four Nerds'? They neatly punked the New York Times [pic]. They've since trimmed the picture.15yr ⋅ sadax ⋅ r/technology
lordxakio: I made this to post on my FB before i close it. Simple and gets the job done!13yr ⋅ EquanimousMind ⋅ r/technology
It appears The Pirate Bay has introduced a free anonymising VPN service. I dont know how the RIAA/MPAA are going to get around this one. 12yr ⋅ kezzaNZ ⋅ r/technology
Comcast tells you to use strong password... doesn't let you use strong password12yr ⋅ kms243 ⋅ r/technology
This is what the front page looks like, guys. It's depressing. Just bringing this to your attention. Downvote away.12yr ⋅ Castigar2000 ⋅ r/technology
This letter constitutes a formal request that you return the device to Apple. Please let me know where to pick up the unit.15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology
Apple posts new statement, more tongue and cheek. They made the iPad mini bigger to hide the statement. [Link to SS proof]12yr ⋅ toweler ⋅ r/technology
PayPal's new user agreement requires you to send in a signed letter to them to opt out of a specific section which forbids you from joining a class action lawsuit against them. This is copied from the email I got yesterday.12yr ⋅ future_overachiever ⋅ r/technology
Today I learned Chrome 8 can use GPU accelerated compositing by enabling it in about:flags. Thanks, Microsoft!14yr ⋅ djayc ⋅ r/technology
Steve Jobs died over two month ago, and still, day after day I hear people talk about what a setback this is for the computer world. NO, THIS LINK NEEDS MORE ATTENTION!!! 13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology
I finally believe those latest Google+ numbers. With dumb crap like this popping up in the What's Hot feed, the idiots have arrived. 12yr ⋅ culby ⋅ r/technology
After a very cloudy day the skies cleared to allow a view of this stunning pass of the ISS and Discovery [STS-133]. I could not believe the timing was so fortuitous to show the shuttle closing in on the station.14yr ⋅ trot-trot ⋅ r/technology
Thanks HP for installing crapware by default on almost every product you make! -IT Support Everywhere14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology
Shady Installer Tactic - graying out advanced by default. (never seen this, I'm sure it's widely used).12yr ⋅ YevP ⋅ r/technology
The South Carolina department of revenue was hacked and 3.6 million social security numbers were stolen...And this is the graphic they choose to add to the story..really?!?! I don't even live there anymore and now I have to worry about my identity being stolen...thanks SC12yr ⋅ linzinthecity07 ⋅ r/technology
I scanned this page from a 1995 PC World computer information magazine. It really shows just how far we've gotten.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology
This is why I believe something like Wolfram Alpha can easily eclipse Google.14yr ⋅ BUBBA_BOY ⋅ r/technology
This Virus has shown up for two different clients in the last two days. If you're in IT, make sure your clients know that this is fake.12yr ⋅ Dennis2130 ⋅ r/technology
So This Happened to Me Today (Cox is Cutting Down on Piracy Apparently)12yr ⋅ Mr_Billo ⋅ r/technology
These showed up in my inbox. They are e mails from new years eve 1970. No subject or sender or content. This has been happening semi frequently weirdly enough. What are they?12yr ⋅ Iliveinthesouth ⋅ r/technology
Oh Mac, you're so naughty. Mac server vs. PC server default icons. [Pic]15yr ⋅ dabooch ⋅ r/technology
I took a tax refund check into Radio Shack and got one of these in the day. I became a statictics god in my Masters Class. 14yr ⋅ BentNotBroken ⋅ r/technology
Cycloramic: Really awesome app that utilizes the vibration feature on the iPhone, allowing the iPhone to rotate automatically. All you have to do is click okay and have it standing upright on a flat surface.12yr ⋅ EB27 ⋅ r/technology
Apple normally goes after people that counterfeit their brand. How is this being missed?13yr ⋅ konkeydong ⋅ r/technology
Sometimes Wikipedia is better than you'd expect: A very cool gif showing how to use a sextant.15yr ⋅ fangolo ⋅ r/technology
This is a map of the 1960s era AT&T Long Lines microwave relay network. Hundreds of hardened sites were built atop mountains with massive microwave equipment, some designed to withstand a nuclear war.14yr ⋅ walrus0 ⋅ r/technology
To everyone who said that they would donate to Wikipedia if they went dark for SOPA...13yr ⋅ Lucky75 ⋅ r/technology
Tennessee bans 'distressing images' online. This is the text of the bill turned into a 'distressing image.'13yr ⋅ resutidder ⋅ r/technology
If NBC supports SOPA and it passes, then where will they get their subtitles from for Hulu?13yr ⋅ flowside ⋅ r/technology
Attempting to format an external drive to fat32, end up with a drive from the past, present and future. Unfortunately none of the folders are accessible.13yr ⋅ zechgroove ⋅ r/technology
I can't wait to write a defense of the drone strike that takes out Julian Assange-Mike Grunwald, Senior Correspondent at TIME Magazine11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/technology
A map of undersea cables -- from 1901. Not bad for an era that was just getting used to the idea of a horseless carriage16yr ⋅ chakalakasp ⋅ r/technology
Webster: The odds of someone signing up for this is about the same as someone buying a physical dictionary.14yr ⋅ mikecngan ⋅ r/technology
The NibbleNotch: what people did when they ran out of disk space in 198313yr ⋅ alexthe5th ⋅ r/technology
The attack on Iran's nuclear infrastructure was incredibly sophisticated, here's how the media saw it [PIC] 14yr ⋅ femngi ⋅ r/technology
Google Experiment?? There may be confidential content in your search...Please do not share outside of Google. Anyone seen this before??11yr ⋅ jaredigital62 ⋅ r/technology
I lost my pair of earbuds recently, and contacted the company who manufactures them about it. This is their response.14yr ⋅ hugobot ⋅ r/technology
I almost didn't notice that someone had substituted in this Rickroll QR code on a subway ad. That got me thinking: What are the implications of non-human-readable URLs?12yr ⋅ phyzome ⋅ r/technology
Hitech Raytheon Exoskeleton Second-Generation Robotics Suit increases human strength, agility and endurance 12yr ⋅ soldierkid76 ⋅ r/technology
I feel like this represents living in the future in some ways. This would have blown my mind when I was a kid. 12yr ⋅ atomickid ⋅ r/technology
