We love cars. Cars have made our lives simpler and easier to manage. We can go longer distances, run errands faster, complete daily tasks quicker, and are able to get from A to B in a shorter amount of time. Simply put, for the majority of us, life would not be the same without our vehicles. Nonetheless, just like everything else in life, cars don’t last forever and as a result, we end up buying a newer vehicle and abandoning the older one in our backyards, etc. This is when nature takes over and turns vehicles into an art-like creation. Discover their beauty with these 10 car photographs below. Thanks…

Every now and then you come across a piece of art (in this case, a very elaborate drawing) that makes you explore it, stare, and contemplate for several minutes (an eternity in Internet time). This is one of those pieces. It is apparently blown up from an old Canadian publication and is, as QuieroBits puts it in Spanish, an “Incredible Geek Poster.” Take it down to Kinko’s and blow it up, or just recreate it on your own walls. Shouldn’t take too much time. Click to Enlarge. …

People love Facebook, but believe it or not there are actually some things it doesn’t do very well. Like messaging, for example. You’re logged into Facebook, playing Farmville or posting about how you think you have a case of the mondays. You decide to send me a message, and you’re logged in so you send me a Facebook message, because otherwise you’d have to log in to webmail too. I’m not logged into Facebook, so I receive an email notification that shows me your message. Rather than hit ‘reply’ I now have to log into Facebook to reply to your message. In case it’s not obvious, this process makes me want…

Google just can’t leave anything alone. Give them two minutes with a computer and a couple of engineers and they’ll have reinvented something, made it better, quicker, smarter, easier. It’s what they do. So what have they been up to now, those nerdy rascals? Their latest means of improving the world is.. images. Fresh from their latest successes in speeding up the web via DNS and prioritizing our inboxes, Google is now looking at images as an area ripe for improvement. Since the inception of the web, the same formats have been used with little change. GIF was first, a small but low quality format designed…