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NASA Photo Chronicles First-Ever Astronaut Jetpack Excursion
You probably don’t know this, but February 12th, 1984 was an incredible day for space exploration. No, we didn’t discover a new galaxy, or make a huge technological advancement in the area of extraterrestrial communication. However, an astronaut did attempt the first-ever exploratory maneuver that took him further away from his ship than had ever been attempted. Continue reading
Glitch Art Recreates Compressed JPEGs with Encoding Issues in Painting Form
Believe it or not, the image you see above is not a terribly corrupt photo file, but a painting created to resemble a highly compressed JPEG with some severe encoding issues. Artist Andy Denzler is the mind behind this glitch art, creating each piece with oil paint on canvas. Make no mistake, it takes a particularly talented artist to create such purposely shitty and detailed pieces of art. Check out Andy Denzler’s site to see loads more of his unique... Continue reading
Target Photo Kiosks Now Let You Print Photos From Facebook
Target announced today that their Kodak photo kiosks, where customers can print out their own photo prints, will now support Facebook connectivity. Users will be able to log-in and print out photos featured on their own Facebook page in glossy professional prints. Well at least now you know you’ll never be short of photos of your friends making kissy-lips at the camera. Target customers will be able to integrate their Facebook photos into photo books, collages, calendars, holiday and greeting... Continue reading
Deleting Embarrassing Facebook Photos Doesn’t Actually Delete the Photos
As Facebook strives to quell their privacy woes, more and more risks to our security are unveiled. This time, it’s the fact that deleting photos doesn’t actually delete your photos. Deleting your photos on Facebook is simple, you just click the delete photo link. Sounds easy enough. But what Facebook doesn’t want you to know is that even when you delete the photo from your page, a direct link to the photo’s URL still loads the image just as it... Continue reading
A Graphic Guide to Facebook Profile Pictures
At one time, the “MySpace pic” was the premiere brand of photo usage on social networks. The MySpace pic was pretty straight-forward and super-effective, particularly for fatties. The secret was shooting from above and making a kissy/ducky face. While MySpace has fallen from grace, the legacy of the MySpace pic lives on through Facebook. This infographic provides a guide to understanding the meaning of Facebook profile pictures and their angular meanings.
Even More Photos of The Secret Lives of Stormtroopers
Back in November of 2009 we posted a series of photos depicting the very secret lives of Stormtroopers. How exactly does the great white menace spend their off-duty time? The answer appeared to be spending a lot of time in each other’s arms and painting nude portraits of each other. This edition of The Secret Lives of Stormtroopers unveils their methods of hygiene, time-travel and their eating habits, and as expected, they’re still on the prowl for those damn “droids they... Continue reading
Apple Tablet Revealed Through The Intrinsic Art of Blurry Spy Photos
Now you’re going to want to take this with a huge grain of salt. We’re talking a grain of salt so big that you might not even be able to carry the damn thing. But supposedly, a helpful little mole sent these spy photos into Engadget revealing the coveted Apple Tablet, bolted to the table for what we can only imagine is security purposes, expected to be announced today at a special event. I can’t help but hope these photos... Continue reading
Google Confirms Unlocked Nexus One Phone Coming in January
UPDATE: The Nexus One will be sold exclusively through T-Mobile, according to sources. Referred to as “the iPhone + a little extra screen and a scroll wheel,” Google has finally admitted to developing their own phone with hardware partner HTC. Basically the Nexus One will be a thinner, unlocked, Googlier iPhone. A new post on the Google Mobile Blog confirms the existence of such a device: We recently came up with the concept of a mobile lab, which is a... Continue reading
The Secret Lives of Stormtroopers
Have you ever wondered how Stormtroopers spend their free time? Apparently they do more than prance around in fruity outfits. This massive collection of photos over at Fresh Pics gives us an insider’s look at the secret lives of Stormtroopers. Looks like the dark side has a don’t ask, don’t tell policy.
Photographer Disclaimer T-Shirts
I’m one of those guys who brings a camera with him wherever he goes. I don’t think about it as much as I should, but I imagine I can make people pretty uncomfortable by snapping photos of them when they least expect it. Some people get pretty antsy when I whip out my point-and-shoot. And I guess I can’t blame them. That’s why these Photographer Disclaimer T-Shirts might become an essential piece of my wardrobe. These shirts warn the public... Continue reading
