Orion was 1950's Project to study the posibility of a spacecraft powered by nuclear pulse propulsion. The design would have worked by ejecting nuclear weapons from the rear of a vehicle, detonating them, and catching the blast with a shock absorber equipped pusher plate. This sequence would be repeated thousands of times, in effect an atomic pogo stick. The project was scrapped in 1965 amid fear about fallout both political and radialogical. Footage shown is of scale testing done using conventional explosives.
In episode 5, we show you how to add a hard drive to a PC. Discussion about Serial ATA vs IDE/EIDE and external USB vs Firewire. We suffer a power outage, get interrupted by our pizza guy and enjoy the company of a studio audience that helps out with lighting. http://www.labrats.tv/episodes/ep5.html Release date: November 21, 2005
In episode 19, the Lab Rats go on location to get a insider look at new Panasonic gadgets including a high-tech massage chair, a stove that boils water in 45 seconds and a new exercise gadget that looks like a mechanical bull for the home. http://www.labrats.tv/episodes/ep19.html Release date: March 27, 2006
A Look at the Sansa e250 MP3 Player - the ipod killer.
Il lago di Verzegnis con la diga dell'Ambiesta
Gizmodo's netgear skype vid
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Gmail creates commitment through reducing switching cost
G-mail creates commitment to its service through reducing switching cost which in turn creates value in the G-mail service for the user who is now able to host multiple accounts from one service. This element of G-mail helps secure users once they have decided to use G-mail hence it is affecting a later stage of the Web 2.0 Behavior Chain proposed by Professor BJ Fogg.
Amber and Mike chat about the console wars, Zune and what they like online. Jeff explains online Flash video sites.
Spending Thanksgiving morning trying to get the Xbox 360 off of Amazon.com for $100!
In episode 45, Andy and Sean attend the Podcast Expo and interview the who's who of podcasting including former Microsoft blogger Robert Scoble and RocktBoom's Andrew Baron.
In episode 3 (14:56 mins), it camcorder time! But not just any old camcorder. Sean and Andy talk about new camcorder features using cheese and crackers. And, well, the usual mayhem ensues as you would expect with anything that includes cheese. Includes coverage of image stabilization (how it works and which type is better), tape vs. solid state memory cards and CCD (is 1 chip really better than 3?). We even tell you what CCD means. And Danish Havarti is featured. Mmmm.
Alan B. Densky's Neuro-VISION Video Quit Smoking Hypnosis. It's Patented, Powerful, and Effective. Kick the habit without cravings, urges, willpower or weight gain! http://www.neuro-vision.us
EYE-SPA Short [3Min] TV Spot - Revitalising Massage Device - www.spa4u.gr - info@spa4u.gr
Killing viruses is easy as childs play with StopSign. Go to www.stopsign.com and get a free virus scan to see if your computer is infected.
This video DVD set teaches you all the ins and outs of doing great audio and video for products and for web infomercials.
Tom Antion describes his best selling public and professional speaking system. This system teaches both the art of being great on stage, ... all � and also the business of speaking. You will learn how to sell your knowledge and also make enormous back of the room sales. Tom is a master at this and has sold as much as $250,000.00 in one 90 minute presentation.
In this beta pilot of Hak5 Live we fly by the seat of our pants, talk steganography, blinken lights mods, google sketchup, and take your questions regarding overclocking, wii hacks, php, linux on laptops, sniffing wireless keyboard traffic, and more.
I'm interested in seeing how VEOH handles my stuff. Particularly cross uploading
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