I confirmed that coincidencedesign.com was an elaborate hoax after receiving a tip from a reader. The project, which had garnered significant online intrigue, turned out to be a piece of digital performance art or an early viral prank.
I'm sharing a link identifying the "Tourist Guy" from the viral 9/11 photo. I wonder if this discovery is genuine or just another layer of the elaborate internet hoax surrounding the world's most famous accidental tourist.
I explore the strange case of the Microsoft iLoo, an internet-connected portable toilet from MSN UK. Initially dismissed as an elaborate prank, Microsoft later confirmed the project was a real prototype intended for summer music festivals.
Explore various methods for receiving email on mobile devices using early 2000s technology. The guide highlights legacy solutions like SMS alerts, pager notifications, and specific Microsoft Outlook add-ins for remote mail management.
I track over 50 feeds in Google Reader to read more while remembering less. I use search result RSS feeds for videos and photos and Page2RSS to monitor sites that don't provide native feed support.
I share my most frequent websites from A to Z using Chrome’s address bar suggestions. My browsing reveals a mix of data tools like Pandas and Underscore.js, development resources, open data projects, and my penchant for Telugu movies.