This is probably the most funny gymnastic “stunt” I’ve seen in ages… Enjoy!

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At first glance I thought this was a joke but apparently somebody is seriously trying to sell this “product”. Background and original videos are found on the Ridiculous Infomercial Review Blog.

However the most funny part is where Ellen Degeneres is trying out the workout chair on one of her shows. This is just too funny!!

A lot of people today have experienced the usefulness of running the OS directly from the CD-ROM. With the speed of today’s CD-ROM’s the start up time is compatible with most hard disks. Only user data and settings are stored on the computer, which makes more space available on the drive. These settings can off course be kept on a USB drive for easy access/backup.

There’s also a few other benefits worth mentioning. If you do not need to store data, you can run your PC without a hard disk. And since you can’t overwrite normal CD-R discs the chances that someone should mess with your OS data is non-existent. Furthermore you will save a lot of time as the OS and all your favourite applications are already installed wherever you boot up your CD.

The CD-based Linux distributions comes in all kinds of versions depending on your needs.

The Live CD List is a web based overview of more than 300 Live CD distros including links, size, names, votes etc…

Just noticed from the stats that Blogvaria passed yet another milestone. More than 500.000 page views since New Year 2007, and it’s not that long ago when it turned 250.000 or 100.000 hits/views for that matter.

Furthermore, the average visitor is flipping through approximately 6-7 pages a visit which means some of you really find the stuff I write about interesting - thank you!

I’ll try to keep it up and make my best effort to bring you quality content.

Thanks for your shown interest!

Thomas

P.S. Please feel free to share any comments/requests/questions you may have regarding the content of this blog. Even though I write mainly about the things that interest me the most at any given time, I could target the post in certain directions if I find your input intriguing