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Watching Mr. Deity I remembered another show, this one on tv, from a few years back that was cancelled too soon.
God, The Devil and Bob.

If you’ve never seen the Mr. Deity shorts, you really should.
They’re all here.
What is Mr. Deity?
Mr. Deity is a bi-monthly video series (every two weeks) that looks at God and the Universe with a smile (and sometimes, a wink).

Dry Cleaning places are claiming they’re going organic to make the world a safer and cleaner place. It may not be so simple. The new chemical they’re using isn’t as safe or “green” as they’d like to you believe. More on it here.

Looks like Flip4Mac has a vunerability in it that isn’t being too widely reported.
The nitty gritty is here.
The short of it is:
WMV files use the Advanced Systems Format (ASF) container format, originally supported for Macintosh systems via Microsoft’s “Windows Media Player for Mac”. Since Microsoft decided to stop development of it’s Mac-port of WM Player, […]

If you’ve ever read the novel Flatland by Edwin Abbott you may be interested in a fan-made feature length film adapatation of the novel. Their site is here.

There’s a piece of software by Hamrick Software called VueScan that is a general scanning app for scanners. Looking at versiontracker and macupdate it seems like this app is updated nearly everyday.
Sometimes it is.
Why is this a bad thing? Because the updates are largely quite non-specific: “improved” this, “fixed” that, “updated” something. Here’s today’s update […]

Age Maps are where two photos of the same person are put together side by side. It’s interesting.
(thanks to Lukas for the link!)

Maudlin - self-pityingly or tearfully sentimental, often through drunkenness
Maunder - talk in a rambling manner
Am I the only one who sees the humor in this?

If you ever wanted to see the top of the temple in the demo/beta version of Shadow of the Colossus, check it out here.

At least it’s a first step.
Instead of the traditional metal clad robots of yesterday’s future, tomorrow’s robots may be all soft and mushy like a replicant from Blade Runner.