White Zone challenges you to get out of a room that contains just a TV, two chairs and a dresser using nothing more than your mouse and your brain.
Think you can do it?
[Via: Neatorama]
White Zone challenges you to get out of a room that contains just a TV, two chairs and a dresser using nothing more than your mouse and your brain.
Think you can do it?
[Via: Neatorama]
The Nimbus Cloud Computer “works like a PC†only it’s “better than a PC†because it’s free. Instead of paying for the Nimbus, you simply allow them to show you an ad while using the computer, and it pays for itself. If you don’t want the ad, you can also pay a monthly fee to use the Nimbus ad free, but where’s the fun in that?
The computer comes with a keyboard and mouse, and you simply provide a monitor and Internet access, and you’re on your way.
Is this the future of computing?
[Via: Spark Plugging]
When it comes to reaction times, are you a turbo-charged cheetah or a sluggish snail? Find out with Sheep Dash!, a game where sheep fly across your screen and you must tranquilize them with a dart before they reach the other side. You might think you’re a mouse master, but give it a few rounds and you’ll feel like a clumsy clicker.
[Via: Neatorama]
Here’s a game that’s sure to have your brain spinning circles in your head. Reverse takes the simple goal of moving your cursor from the starting position to the goal of each level, but reverses the direction your cursor moves to make sure you loose faith in your mousing abilities by the end of each level. Just don’t cheat and hold your mouse upside down, ‘cause cheaters never win.
[Reversed]
[Via: Digg]
A carnivorous plant (Nepenthes truncata) at the Botanical Garden in Lyon, France, recently snacked on a mouse. The partially digested remains of the mammal were discovered after visitors to the gardens complained of the smell (I’m sure it was lovely). The pitcher plant is native to an island in the Philippines, and this is the first recorded capturing of a mammal by any carnivorous plant in captivity. Sadly, had the mouse lived, he surely would have been mocked by all of his friends for nearly being eaten by a plant.
[Via: Boing Boing]