Now this is excellent stuff, now i can watch Rambo movies and horrors and sad movies and TV will be exactly what i want!
Now if only i could change cartoon mode into non-cartoon, i just want to see who they use to replace those anime characters!
Stupid kids new tricks
Found at http://damncoolpics.blogspot.com/2009/03/stupidest-girl-in-world.html
Russian teens have now found a new fun. They dare trains.
This is needed to be done fast, because if one is appearing before the train too long before and machinist could see him and start breaking, so they run on the rails just before the train so he couldn’t start breaking and fell down on the rails, then the train moves above the person at his maximum speed, just a few inches from his head and back.
Russian teen girls seem to go for this too.
Interesting ipv6 combinations
Apon talking about about IPV6 addresses on IRC with some friends, I made the comment that the addresses are hard to remember. So conversation went along the lines of using phone numbers, or making ipv4 go above 255, and pretty much every other stupid idea we could think of.
But then we realized, IPV6 is actually not to bad to remember, you just have to make sure you have some great groupings!
feed:cafe
beef:babe
dd::b00b:135
About this time i googled and found the following page
We thought it was time for some fun of the geekier kind. If you know what IPv6 is, this should be something for you.
You may have seen IPv6 addresses that contain a couple of actual words. Here is a made-up example: babe:f432:42aa:8271:eee6:1076:dead:beef
Now what if we take this one step further, and construct entire sentences inside IPv6 addresses instead of just a few words? We decided to do just that, and here is how we did it.
Constructing words inside IPv6 addresses
When showing an IPv6 address a hexadecimal notation is used. The hexadecimal digits are 0-9 and A-F (the latter corresponding to the values 10-15).
A 128-bit IPv6 address is written as 8 sets of 4 hexadecimal digits. Since initial zeroes can be skipped in each set, we can include words that are 4, 3, 2 or 1 characters long.
When constructing words, we can use the letters A-F, of course, since they are already letters. Then, to give us a few more letters to play with, we decided to include some leet-style interpretations of the numbers 0-9. (As you’re probably starting to notice, we’re a pretty geeky crowd here at Pingdom. 
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We went with: 0 = o or . , 1 = i or l, 2 = R, 5 = S, 6 = b, 7 = T, 9 = g.
So in the end we have the following letters to construct words with: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, i, l, o, r, s, t
Now on to constructing some actual sentences!
IPv6 addresses that make sense (sort of)
The “IPv6 sentences” below are not existing addresses we’ve found. We made them up. But although they’re just made up they are nevertheless correct and could be used in the real world.
Unfortunately we didn’t have the necessary letters to include words like “ping”, “tcp”, “http”, “down” and many others we would have liked to have in our word arsenal, but we had a lot of fun putting various sentences together over a couple of after-work beers.
Here are some of the better ones we came up with:
Happy sysadmin
2007:15:900d:0:2007:15:90d:0
(root is good. root is god.)
Fearful sysadmin
dea2:g0d:0:1a57:b007:1057:a11:da7a
(dear god. last boot lost all data)
da7a:1055:0:900d:90d::1:dead
(data loss. good god. i dead)
700:1a7e:70:face:b055::f1ee:f1ee
(too late to face boss. flee flee)
(Almost a bit of storytelling there… )
The Digg (Slashdot) effect
1f:d199:517e:02:b109:15:fa57:dead
(if digg site or blog is fast dead)
Ideal IP address for Icanhascheezburger.com
1075:0f:101:ca75:f111:a11:b109:da7a
(lots of lol cats fill all blog data)
or just:
101:ca75:101:ca75:101:ca75:101:ca75
(lol cats lol cats lol cats lol cats)
A perspective on web robots and crawlers
9e7:1057:02:d1e:b075:0:0:0
(get lost or die bots . . .)
Can’t leave them cats alone
1f:ca7:5ee5:b12d::ca7:eat5:b12d
(if cat sees bird, cat eats bird)
The truth about beer
1ce:c01d:bee2:15:a5:900d:a5:11fe
(ice cold beer is as good as life)
For ad-crazy sites
517e:ad5:f02:5a1e:0:f111:ca27:0