Turn your browser into a bizarro-world TV when nothing's on: Neave Television


Neave's Television applet ("Telly without context") turns your browser into a fast-cutting video screen that embarks on a directionless tour through a bewildering array of really awful, funny, and inexplicable video clips, interspersed with test-patterns. It's like skiing the upper slopes of mount cable while stranded in a foreign land at three in the morning. Flash Link (via JWZ)

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I'm watching this as I listen to the new Girl Talk record. Holy crap. Together it all makes even less sense.

I think I've reached a new stage of enlightenment.

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love it .. too bad its only a 20 min loop ... no new stuff after that (for now)

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@2, "... no new stuff ... "

Sounds like the fate of our civilization or at least television in general.

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someone posted this on /x/ recently. pretty awesome.

I especially enjoyed "DAAAAVE? DAAAAAAAAVE".

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Any other Aussies reminded of that SBS mind-dredge known as Eat Carpet? I love publically funded broadcasting :).

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20 minute loop,eh? That sounds about right amount of time that most people are away from their machines in 2008.

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#7 posted by Odessa , June 24, 2008 8:19 AM

I heartily recommend all other parts of his site as well. Especially http://www.neave.com/vote/ has me spurting milk from my nose periodically for the last 20 minutes. I wonder where it comes from.

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Here's a fun eyewash that lets you enter search terms: http://www.oamos.com

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#9 posted by proto , June 24, 2008 11:14 AM

More WTF?/min than anything I've seen this month! The 2001 scene is serious brain-hemorrhage material.

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#10 posted by gd23 , June 24, 2008 2:58 PM

I liked the clip of the Fensler film GI Joe PSA redubs. Now that is some awesome wtf.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ-ckU_D1fg

#5 Eat Carpet - weird films and soft porn. Whilst waiting for Rage I seem to recall (or maybe my late night tv all blurred into one).

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Reminds me of the scene in Pattern Recognition (right?) by Gibson where people try to mentally surf through changing channels on a television screen.

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Odessa's right. I've been loving FlashEarth at the same site (http://www.flashearth.com) for ages.

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