If you are retarded and need to wear a helmet around to keep that noggin of yours safe, you might as well invent it entertaining for others around you. I guess. I’m not really certain what other uses there are for that except perhaps as a way for construction workers to pass day on their lunch breaks. In any case, that is a hard hat with an LED dis…

If you are retarded and need to wear a helmet around to keep that noggin of yours safe, you might as well produce it entertaining for others around you. I guess. I’m not really certain what other uses there are for that except perhaps as a way for construction workers to pass duration on their lunch breaks. In any case, that is a hard hat with an L…

composition filter version one: A massive, network-wide dragnet. Not really feeling that Big Bro deal, even though RIAA chief Cary Sherman says it “doesn’t give rise…to any privacy concerns considering it can operate automatically and anonymously”? It’s cool, there’s a better approach: A locally installed filter on your computer.

As a bonus, a …

subject matter filter version one: A massive, network-wide dragnet. Not really feeling that Big Bro deal, even though RIAA chief Cary Sherman says it “doesn’t give rise…to any privacy concerns considering it can operate automatically and anonymously”? It’s cool, there’s a better approach: A locally installed filter on your computer.

As a bonus,…

Adorama’s got a 4GB Kingston Elite Pro CF card for $40, but with the $40 rebate, the total price is $0. Rebate deals sorta suck, but only whether you’re forgetful, and we’re talking about free here. There’s only a day left, so rush! [Adorama via Photography Bay]

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This week at Uncrate: We give the backyard a retro feel by laying some Gameboy Bricks, leave our mark on the moon with Lunar Legacy, and battle the munchies with Domino’s BFD Builder. We additionally reaffirm our geekiness with the purchase of The Star Wars Vault, give our pets a Cribs-worthy abode with Eddie’s Room, and play Oscar nominee catch-up…

ARM, the chip manufacturer that makes many of the processors in many of the phones you’re currently using, says they’re going to show a prototype Google Android phone at Mobile World Congress next week. That’s pretty much all we know so far. Chances are the prototype will have the same SDK that’s available for emulation on your PC right now, and wi…