ReGenesis - 3x1-3x2

I need a Carlos icon! I love that man! *squidges him* He's such a cutie-pie!

So, I watched the new ReGenesis episode finally. I haven't watched episode 3 yet, maybe tonight.

Oh how I love how these guys manage to make the most insane science work and as much as I sit there going "no way!" they actually cover themselves so well. Like this week, notice how they never actually gave the time-frame. ( just in case my squee contains spoilers )

Oooh - according to IMDb Conrad Pla (the guy that plays Carlos) used to be a professional kickboxer and still teaches! Awesome!

ReGenesis - 3x1-3x2

I need a Carlos icon! I love that man! *squidges him* He's such a cutie-pie!

So, I watched the new ReGenesis episode finally. I haven't watched episode 3 yet, maybe tonight.

Oh how I love how these guys manage to make the most insane science work and as much as I sit there going "no way!" they actually cover themselves so well. Like this week, notice how they never actually gave the time-frame. ( just in case my squee contains spoilers )

Oooh - according to IMDb Conrad Pla (the guy that plays Carlos) used to be a professional kickboxer and still teaches! Awesome!

Fly by link!

*giggles*

Jenson's hair! The piercings are what bothers me though. *snickersnort* Wonder if it'll make it out here. Looks like a cute movie! :)

Fly by link!

*giggles*

Jenson's hair! The piercings are what bothers me though. *snickersnort* Wonder if it'll make it out here. Looks like a cute movie! :)

Privacy? What's that?

*shudders*

All-knowing browser

Ever given false information when prompted for personal details by a website? Don't worry, the US copying and computing company Xerox hopes to eliminate that kind of questioning because it believes it can get the information without even asking.

Even if you choose not to reveal who you are, Xerox says it can determine demographic information such as your age, sex and perhaps even your income by analysing the pattern of pages you choose to access on the web and comparing them to a database of surfing patterns from other users with a known background.

Xerox suggests that the idea could be used by online merchants and advertisers who want to identify the types of users visiting their websites.

Of course, the approach will only work so long as different people do not use the same browser profile. And, unfortunately, the patent application does not address possible privacy concerns.

From here

Privacy? What's that?

*shudders*

All-knowing browser

Ever given false information when prompted for personal details by a website? Don't worry, the US copying and computing company Xerox hopes to eliminate that kind of questioning because it believes it can get the information without even asking.

Even if you choose not to reveal who you are, Xerox says it can determine demographic information such as your age, sex and perhaps even your income by analysing the pattern of pages you choose to access on the web and comparing them to a database of surfing patterns from other users with a known background.

Xerox suggests that the idea could be used by online merchants and advertisers who want to identify the types of users visiting their websites.

Of course, the approach will only work so long as different people do not use the same browser profile. And, unfortunately, the patent application does not address possible privacy concerns.

From here

Ficrec... again.

I keep meaning to make a proper ficrec post, with all the recs that are getting bookmarked on my PC...but I have to rec this one now! Thanks for pointing it out Rinne.

OMG, read this now!

Sam and Dean at the gym working out! Sexy, funny, great outsider POV and they're even working a case. Do you need any more incentive...? Didn't think so.

Workout Winchesters (PG13, gen) by pheebs1

Ficrec... again.

I keep meaning to make a proper ficrec post, with all the recs that are getting bookmarked on my PC...but I have to rec this one now! Thanks for pointing it out Rinne.

OMG, read this now!

Sam and Dean at the gym working out! Sexy, funny, great outsider POV and they're even working a case. Do you need any more incentive...? Didn't think so.

Workout Winchesters (PG13, gen) by pheebs1