Google Using Satellite Images To Find Faces In Your Yard [PHOTOS/VIDEO]
A new computer program is scanning satellite images from Google Earth looking for faces hidden in the world's landscape and even your yard.
A new computer program is scanning satellite images from Google Earth looking for faces hidden in the world's landscape and even your yard.
To celebrate both YouTube turning eight-years-old as well as kick-off the site's Comedy Week, America's favorite remixers The Gregory Brothers recently delighted us with the history of the beloved video sharing site in song.
Bogus friend requests have become increasingly popular lately. Hackers pose as someone they think you may find interesting, and send a request in an effort to access as much of your personal information as possible, especially e-mail accounts and your friends list.
Imagine this, 100 black balloons lined up like dominoes, then hit with a laser beam. Little louder than watching dominoes fall that's for sure.
I just took a quick stroll around our building, and look what I found people doing. I can't believe it's come to this.
There must be a bunch of people who, as children, say to themselves, "When I grow up, I want to be one of those people who conducts studies " because yet again, we have another study. This time, it's determined what excessive texting "says" about a person.
For decades now there has been a debate amongst audiophiles as to which sounds better...Records or CDs? Maybe a better question might be, Why do they sound different?
Rajesh Koothrappali has apparently taken his affection for Siri just a little too far
Steve's not giving up without a fight. He established Team Gleason to raise awareness and raise funds for research.
Grandchallenges.org wants to give you one million dollars, and on this April 1, 2013, that's no joke!
Last week, we told you about Shark Metal Boats expanding to add 88 jobs.
Lafayette's Oil Center is being revitalized, and now this.
It Looks like good economic news for Louisiana.