Parody of Sexy And I Know It by LMFAO. We may not be sexy, but we have fresh uniforms nonetheless! We Trekkies and We Know It!
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From Gizmodo: Never Before Seen World War II Fighter Plane Found in the Sahara Desert After 70 Years
In what historians are calling the aviation equivalent to finding King Tut’s tomb, a World War II fighter plane has been found in the Sahara desert 70 years after it crashed. Even more impressive, the plane is perfectly preserved—it hasn’t been touched and hasn’t even been seen until now. More »
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From Gizmodo: USPS Outlaws the Sending of iPads and Kindles to Troops Overseas
An iPad or a Kindle can go a long way to helping a deployed soldier pass the dull, dull downtime while away from home. But if you want to send a gadget-stuffed care package to your favorite GI, you won’t be able to use the USPS much longer. It’s banning the shipment of all electronics with lithium-ion batteries. More »
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From DailyTech Main News Feed: NVIDIA Geforce 670 Launches, Targets AMD in the Mid-Range
Card outperform an $80 more expensive AMD GPU in power, gaming, and noise
From Business and financial news – CNNMoney.com: Oil rig workers make nearly $100,000 a year
It may be dangerous, difficult work, but oil drillers are well compensated for the job: In 2011 the average salary for rig workers and other industry personnel was $99,175.
From Engadget: HTC One X camera discovered to have remote shutter functionality with BT headsets
Here’s something fun for HTC One X owners with a knack for Instagram photography. Recently discovered by ePrice on YouTube, the phone apparently features a remote shutter for its camera that’s activated with some Bluetooth headsets. As Droid Life mentions, it can take a certain button combinations to get it working, but it’s certainly intriguing for anyone wanting to rig this svelte slab of Ice Cream Sandwich to a tripod. You’ll find a video demo after the break, but hey, if you’ve got a headset lying around it might be worth a shot. Let us know your results in the comments!
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From Lifehacker: Why You Should Watch and Record Video in 720p Instead of 1080i
Despite the many technological advancements we’ve had over the past few years, interlaced video seems to have stuck around. Interlaced is the “i” in 1080i and the reason it’s not quite as good as 720p. It’s in your cable, your televisions, and your camcorders. You should stop using it. Benjamin Higginbotham, the Technology Evangelist, explains why in the above video. More »
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