CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
Oh, winter snowstorms. Your lion’s roar is but a cat’s meow provided you don’t knock out the power or prevent the UPS or FedEx trucks from completing their routes.
If you do knock out the power or render delivery services immobile, then you’re an asshole. An asshole of a storm.
If not, please feel free to continue canceling school and work for everyone (except bloggers and other work-from-home professionals) while we all play video games.
Long story short (too late) if you need Xbox 360 games to play, Amazon’s doing a buy-two-get-one-free deal on Platinum Hits titles. Just add three to your cart and the lowest priced one will carry the low, low price of nothing.
Deal ends next Saturday, February 13th.
Buy 2 Platinum Hits, Get 1 Free [Amazon via Joystiq]
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CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
Oh, winter snowstorms. Your lion’s roar is but a cat’s meow provided you don’t knock out the power or prevent the UPS or FedEx trucks from completing their routes.
If you do knock out the power or render delivery services immobile, then you’re an asshole. An asshole of a storm.
If not, please feel free to continue canceling school and work for everyone (except bloggers and other work-from-home professionals) while we all play video games.
Long story short (too late) if you need Xbox 360 games to play, Amazon’s doing a buy-two-get-one-free deal on Platinum Hits titles. Just add three to your cart and the lowest priced one will carry the low, low price of nothing.
Deal ends next Saturday, February 13th.
Buy 2 Platinum Hits, Get 1 Free [Amazon via Joystiq]
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CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
Oh, winter snowstorms. Your lion’s roar is but a cat’s meow provided you don’t knock out the power or prevent the UPS or FedEx trucks from completing their routes.
If you do knock out the power or render delivery services immobile, then you’re an asshole. An asshole of a storm.
If not, please feel free to continue canceling school and work for everyone (except bloggers and other work-from-home professionals) while we all play video games.
Long story short (too late) if you need Xbox 360 games to play, Amazon’s doing a buy-two-get-one-free deal on Platinum Hits titles. Just add three to your cart and the lowest priced one will carry the low, low price of nothing.
Deal ends next Saturday, February 13th.
Buy 2 Platinum Hits, Get 1 Free [Amazon via Joystiq]
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CrunchDeals: Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 Platinum hits
Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet
There's a load of great tech news happening out there every day, and, unfortunately, we just can't cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web.
- whirled interactive flexed its video slicing skills with this insane video mashing up every violent act, and there were tons, from all of the 2010 Super Bowl ads. [From: BoingBoing]
- On a less gruesome note, but ComputerWorld gathered the top 10 techie Super Bowl ads of all time, including Apple's iconic '1984' ad and the absurd Intel 'Play That Funky Music' dance party from '97. [From: Computer World]
- The Internet can be a pretty lonely place during the deep, dark winter, but fortunately Neil Gaiman, Google, Wil Wheaton, Jason Kottke, Cory Doctorow and many more Net celebs come together to express their love for the Web and the best comic, xkcd, in a meta-song about The Discovery Channel. [From: LaughingSquid]
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Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet
There's a load of great tech news happening out there every day, and, unfortunately, we just can't cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web.
- whirled interactive flexed its video slicing skills with this insane video mashing up every violent act, and there were tons, from all of the 2010 Super Bowl ads. [From: BoingBoing]
- On a less gruesome note, but ComputerWorld gathered the top 10 techie Super Bowl ads of all time, including Apple's iconic '1984' ad and the absurd Intel 'Play That Funky Music' dance party from '97. [From: Computer World]
- The Internet can be a pretty lonely place during the deep, dark winter, but fortunately Neil Gaiman, Google, Wil Wheaton, Jason Kottke, Cory Doctorow and many more Net celebs come together to express their love for the Web and the best comic, xkcd, in a meta-song about The Discovery Channel. [From: LaughingSquid]
Got a tip? Want to talk to us? In need of more choice links like these? Drop us a line on Twitter and check out our Tumblr blog.
Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet
There's a load of great tech news happening out there every day, and, unfortunately, we just can't cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web.
- whirled interactive flexed its video slicing skills with this insane video mashing up every violent act, and there were tons, from all of the 2010 Super Bowl ads. [From: BoingBoing]
- On a less gruesome note, but ComputerWorld gathered the top 10 techie Super Bowl ads of all time, including Apple's iconic '1984' ad and the absurd Intel 'Play That Funky Music' dance party from '97. [From: Computer World]
- The Internet can be a pretty lonely place during the deep, dark winter, but fortunately Neil Gaiman, Google, Wil Wheaton, Jason Kottke, Cory Doctorow and many more Net celebs come together to express their love for the Web and the best comic, xkcd, in a meta-song about The Discovery Channel. [From: LaughingSquid]
Got a tip? Want to talk to us? In need of more choice links like these? Drop us a line on Twitter and check out our Tumblr blog.
Remixing Violence in Super Bowl Ads, Web Celebs Celebrate the Internet originally appeared on Switched on Mon, 08 Feb 2010 18:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
For a 20% savings, more than 50% cable and satellite subscribers are likely to jump ship to save money. But Telco TV (services like AT&T U-verse) have a much, much more loyal following. Anecdotally, would you agree? [Multiplayblog via engadgetHD]
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Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
For a 20% savings, more than 50% cable and satellite subscribers are likely to jump ship to save money. But Telco TV (services like AT&T U-verse) have a much, much more loyal following. Anecdotally, would you agree? [Multiplayblog via engadgetHD]
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Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
For a 20% savings, more than 50% cable and satellite subscribers are likely to jump ship to save money. But Telco TV (services like AT&T U-verse) have a much, much more loyal following. Anecdotally, would you agree? [Multiplayblog via engadgetHD]
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Our Price of TV Loyalty: 20% Off the Top [Cable]
China Brings Down 180,000-Member Hacker Training Site [China]
Black Hawk Safety Net, an online hacker training resource with 12,000 paying members and another 170,000 free members, was brought down recently by Chinese authorities.
Only three operators of the site were arrested, while the official site itself, 3800hk.com, was put out of commission when the company's 9 servers were seized. The site provided resources on hacking techniques and trojan software.
Black Hawk Safety net had been attributed with a 2007 attack on—wait for it—an internet cafe that put dozens—dozens—of poor souls out of internet access for 60 hours. [Yahoo via PopSci] [Image]
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China Brings Down 180,000-Member Hacker Training Site [China]