Paperclips respond to electromagnetism coming through floor of train in Japan. (Via BoingBoing via Pink Tentacle)
Just don’t put your computer on the floor 🙂
Paperclips respond to electromagnetism coming through floor of train in Japan. (Via BoingBoing via Pink Tentacle)
Just don’t put your computer on the floor 🙂
Buildings were evacuated, a street was cordoned off and a bomb disposal team called in after workmen spotted a suspicious object. But the dangerous-looking weapon turned out to be the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch, made famous in the 1975 film Monty Python And The Holy Grail.
Fuer Andreas und andere “Morser”:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=106606968&sc=fb&cc=fp
“…Instead of “Pittsburgh,” the beacon spelled “Pitetsbkrrh.”… NPR asked Stepleton to return for another look at the beacon Monday night to see if the message had changed. Indeed, it had: Instead of “Pitetsbkrrh,” it read “Tpebtsaurgh.”…”