this is pretty awesome….

Read all about it at Lost at E Minor.

Finally, I can use the only phrase I know in French:

“Petit à petit l’oiseau fait son nid.”

From Mashable:

“Twitter’s translation project is rolling along rather quickly now. Earlier in the monthTwitter launched in Spanish, and as of today, Twitter is now available in French.”

Read the full article HERE.

It’s very exciting.  Water…on the moon!

But what’s really cool is Google’s beautiful “water on the moon” Google header today. Love it.

How have I not seen this before today?

http://www.realultimatepower.net

Facts:
1. Ninjas are mammals.
2. Ninjas fight ALL the time.
3. The purpose of the ninja is to flip out and kill people.

“I Can’t Stop Thinking About Ninjas” t-shirts….amazing!!

A friend just sent this to me and I loved it so much that I wanted to share.  names of people and companies have been changed to protect the innocent and funny:

friend:  my niece & nephew just called me at work & it went something like this:

ringring
friend: Hello, “Music Industry Company,” this is “Karen”
them: ummmmm…chuckie (they call me chuckie)
them: what are you doing
friend: hey guys what’s going on
them: nothing…we are at grandma & grandpa’s house having lunch
them: how come you always have to work?
them: what do you do
friend: i just work guys…that’s all i do
niece: when you come over you have to smell my hair
friend: ok
niece: it smells like conditioner
friend: sounds great
niece: so can you come over now
friend: i’m still working
niece: oh…wanna here me sing “boom boom pow”
friend: ok (as i’m cracking up laughing)
niece: full rendition of boom boom pow
friend: great job kid…
them: k…love you bye
click

This company is making business cards out of meat.  That’s right, MEAT.

www.meatcards.com

Mmmm…networking…

So Presidents of the United States of America has released an iPhone application that streams their music; essentially allowing you access to their entire discography for $3.

This is what the future looks like.

They’re not the first people with this idea, either. South Park Studios (producers of South Park, obvs) was recently denied approval for their streaming application, where a user can, for free, watch every single episode of South Park at their own pace. Apple nixed it, supposedly because South Park can be perceived as “potentially insensitive”. (REALITY CHECK: Not only has Apple featured the show in a “Made On a Mac” piece on their web site, but you can buy the entire show on iTunes.)

It does pose an interesting dynamic, though. Yeah, there’s drawbacks (can’t listen to it in the background like the iPod application, you also don’t own any of the music), but it’s certainly one way to get your music out there while still making a buck. 

As of this writing, the app has an average rating of 4/5 stars.

Hi all, Erik here from Sneak Attack. I normally work behind the scenes (I run on a hamster wheel to power the web site), but today I have come from the bowels of the tech department to make a first post on the blog.

In fact, after much careful scientific deliberation, involving bunson burners and microscopes, I have decided to contribute regularly to this posting extravaganza. I will probably generally end up posting about things that interest me (funny/interesting nerd stuff), but hopefully presented in a way that won’t make you want to vomit. Expect to see my posts on a nearly weekly basis!

Enough of that though, on to the normal operation of the Official Sneak Attack Media Blog on the Internet™.

Yes, The Onion loves to make fun of Mac users…

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/apple_introduces_revolutionary