You really have to check this video:
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What’s sad is that big companies will buy the technology for millions and you’ll never hear of it again.
An interesting article surfaced today on cnn.com regarding scientists in the UK looking for 150 women willing to eat chocolate for a year as part of a study. Don’t worry, it’s not a “Supersize me II”, the women aren’t expected to eat only chocolate for a year; it will be introduced into their diet.
The goal of the trial at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, eastern England is to test whether a natural compound found in cocoa could cut the risk of heart disease among women with diabetes.
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The famous Tesla Shield. Still wondering if it’s a scam? I mean, how could I prove it doesn’t work? I’ve talked a lot about it, said it was a scam and today is time to prove it. Thanks to a DCS reader for pointing this out to me: you can actually find a little something on Amazon that looks so much like a Tesla purple shield. Oh wait, it’s a Tesla purple shield.
First let’s have a look at what Life Technology says about their device: Continue reading ‘Tesla Purple Shield: Buy a dog ID for 199.99$’
Here’s a little something from the NASA website:
WASHINGTON — NASA has scheduled a media teleconference Wednesday, May 14, at 1 p.m. EDT, to announce the discovery of an object in our Galaxy astronomers have been hunting for more than 50 years. This finding was made by combining data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory with ground-based observations.
Personally can’t wait to see what it is. I just thought I’d share with you. And no, I don’t think it’s planet X.
I was doing my daily search for scams and hoaxes and came across a new website about 2012. Of course it has everything you expect from that kind of website and it’s web 0.1 as you’d expect. So nothing irregular there except it has a couple of theories I wasn’t necessarily aware about 2012. You know, it’s kind of hard to keep up with all the crap being spread around about 2012. In fact it’s not just something about 2012, but it’s a general thing called 11:11. Apparently, people all over the world are beginning to notice more and more of these 11:11 sightings. It can appear on your alarm clock, microwave and can also be apparently linked with a lot of the numbers involved in 9/11. I personally don’t feel concerned by that as I haven’t noticed anything like that lately. Anyway, just to a quick search of 11:11 on Google and you’re up for a lot of crap.
I would like to take an example from the website I was talking about previously to explain why these 11:11 things are just a bunch of crap. From the website: Continue reading ‘11:11, coincidence or not?’
Oh a nice thing happened today on one of my post: two comments suddenly appeared with one minute between each of them on the post about Life Technology’s purple energy shield scam and these comments were actually positives about the product. Something is wrong right? Two positive comments in a row for the biggest scam in history? No way. First of all, here are the two comments:
dylan:
its not a scam trust me ive had 1 for a night it may not do dna repair but i definatly felt better after 1 night of wearing it.
Here’s an interesting social experiment a friend of mine pointed out to me today. It’s quite new and in fact I think it’s not even indexed in Google yet, but it’s definitely interesting. It’s called wixist and the goal if the website is stated as follows: Continue reading ‘wixist - What’s missing in you life today’
I will always be amazed by the creativity of some projects on the Internet and also by the fact that these projects do work! One of them is freerice.com and the idea is quite simple:
FreeRice has two goals: Continue reading ‘Freerice.com’
India Daily posted an article regarding last week’s NASA findings about the Earth’s magnetotail. You can have a look at my last week article about this for more information. I was reading their article and I thought that for once, it was a “normal’ article not filled with BS. Unfortunately, I was wrong. The article is not too long so I’ll post it here:
Scientists are baffled with the data from NASA’s Lunar Prospector spacecraft, which recorded big changes in the lunar night side voltage, jumping typically from -200 V to -1000 V.
Here’s a funny but quite interesting website: Don’t stay a virgin
I could explain you what this is all about, but the website does a pretty good job at that and here’s a little something taken from it to give you an idea:
Certain ISP’s are planning to limit internet access in a way that infringes upon internet freedom or ‘net neutrality’.
Scams are a never ending story and people are really being creative to find new ones. The new scam I want you to know about today is called “The Bush Connection”. You can have a look at the website here. It is a clear winner and has everything a scam website typically have. On top of that, the author definitely didn’t know the “Caps Locks” key existed. As usual, here’s a little juicy quote from the website:
A DCS reader made a comment on one of my article today and this comment mentioned that going towards 2012, we’ll eventually reach a point where “time will stop” and this process has already began. Apparently, we now have 16 hours days instead of 24h. I’ve looked around to figure out where that claim was coming from and there’s a quote that is spread all over the web about this. Here it is:
The resonance of Earth (Schumann Resonance) has been 7.8Hz for thousands of years.ans Since 1980 it has risen to over 12Hz. This means that 16 hours now equate to a 24 hour day. Time is speeding up!
Just a quick article to let you know about this website: The Orion Correlation. Thanks to Alex, a DCS reader, for discovering that website. It is a “fake conspiracy” website and really a nice read. It basically makes fun at all those web 0.1 conspiracy websites I’ve been talking about since DCS exists. The sad part is that the false arguments and proofs on the website aren’t really far from the “proofs” used by serious conspiracy websites. Anyway, it’s a good and entertaining read and it’s not too long to go through. Have a look!
So, here’s a new “I want to suck money from you by telling you bullshit” website - mindreality.com. This website promises you a lot of things and the intro tells it all:
If you want to FINALLY experience the COMPLETE Manifestation of All the Miracles, Success, Wealth, Health, Love and Happiness that you have always dreamed of…
I was trying to figure out today why most of the softwares we use everyday aren’t really customer oriented. I mean, I’m pretty sure 50% of the softwares you use do the job, but aren’t really that pleasant to use. So why it that? Well, the answer is quite simple: most software engineers don’t learn about building customer driven solutions at school, they just learn to build more efficient programs.
I’d say 75% of software engineers work like the customer was their own computer. Is it because you deal with computers 90% of your work day that the product you deliver is for the computer itself? No, there’s a third layer there and it’s called the customer. It’s easy to forget who you really work for when you never see its face. It’s also really sad because when you hear programmers talking, they’ll usually talk about the nice algorithm they’ve used and how efficient the code they’ve written is. This is all OK, but you’ll rarely hear a programmer talking about the great user experience he has managed to provide. I know programmers who still don’t believe in graphical user interfaces and who think we should still be using the old command line. That is not understanding customers’ needs and that usually ends up with softwares users hate to use.
Continue reading ‘Software engineers don’t learn about you, the customer’
