According to Popular Science magazine, the average computer mouse at a work office moves 91 miles per year, about 1/4 mile per day. That’s about 1,320 feet; 70 feet more than the Empire State building. Now that you’re curious to find out your mouse’s mileage, head on over to Black Sun Software and download their free Mousotron, which tracks not …
If you grew up in the ’80s or the ’90s, then you might remember this game. It’s called SkiFree, and it came with every copy of Windows (until XP, I believe.) Basically, you are a skiier perpetually going downhill, trying to avoid trees, other skiers, those weird joker people, and worst of all… the Abominable Snow Monster! Take a look …
Thanks to the listen button on Google Translate, you can listen to a computer pronounce foreign languages. What’s even more awesome about this button is, that with the right sequence of letters, you can turn it into a beatboxing machine. Here’s how: Go to translate.google.com Enter this text into the box:pv zk bschk pv zk pv bschk zk pv zk …
Ever wonder what the secret to these magic little bottles are? Well it’s pretty simple. Five-hour energy gives you…well… five hours of energy. So where does that five hours come from? The end of your life. That’s right people. For every Five Hour Energy you drink, your lifespan decreases by five hours. It’s the law of conservation of energy! And …