Although I had never pondered on why its called the Generation Y, but I received an email recently (one of those forwards) which had a very good caricature explaining exactly why its called the Generation Y. Here it is:
I have no idea who to attribute this image to, but I couldn’t help sharing it. It’s hilarious. Incidentally, here’s some serious reading about Generation Y.
I love to take photographs, specially of living creatures. However, I can’t even get close to (not in this lifetime at least) this guy and his photographs. Take a look at the photo below:
Did you like it? Well, this is just a sample of what he has up on his site: http://www.abelic.net/. Enjoy the photos and you are welcome.
Okay, I have stolen the title of this post, and I have stolen the image for this post as well. But it was too good to not share with everyone. Here’s a perfect depiction of what the title says: “Sometimes you just don’t care”. It is by a brilliant artist named Ainara, and her blog is full of such illustrations.
This problem has always kept me stumped as well. I use the second method. Actually, it could even be … Linux (or BSD) 
, although even this looks ugly.
Well, if you enjoyed this, you want to go check out the rest of them. Love that guy.
Someone went on hyperdrive in creativity (I think that is the right word for this) and used the feature of embedding links in YouTube videos to make a game on YouTube. This game is played by watching and interacting with the video.
Here’s the video below:
Here’s something that will blow your mind away. Microsoft has recently released a software (and a service) which completely redefines the way you will enjoy your photos from now on. Have you ever felt that the picture you are capturing just doesn’t do justice to the scene you are witnessing? Have you been taking a lot of pictures and painstakingly stitching them together to create a panorama?
Well, that is exactly where this new service will help you. It’s called PhotoSynth. PhotoSynth lets you take loads of pictures of the scene that you are trying to capture and simply load it up in there desktop software. This software then looks through all the pictures and finds overlapping areas and then stitches them up automatically. But the story doesn’t end here.
As real as the graphics in GTAIV get, it is still a game. Nico Bellic is still a character in a video game and not a real life person. But that changed last month when magic-man pixeloo brought Nico to life. This guy is seriously magic with Photoshop. He created Jessica Rabbit – more beautiful in real life than ever. He worked his magic on Stewie Griffin. And now he is got one of the most popular characters of modern times to come alive.
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