"Eat a bag (or bowl) of dicks" is one of my favourite insults ever but, until very recently, it's been used in a mostly hyperbolic sense. That's all about to change though, as you can now send a bag of gummy dicks to anyone, with instructions on what you'd like the recipient to do with them.
Happy April Fool's Day! If you're stuck in an office all day and don't have time to organise any elaborate pranks to play on your colleagues, don't fret. You can get into the spirit of the occasion and unleash your inner prankster with these simple IT tricks that you can use on unsuspecting co-workers.
Tomorrow is April Fools' Day, and what better way to celebrate than by messing with the computers of colleagues, friends and family members? We've rounded up some of the all-time classics ready for April 1.
Chances are you bought your Raspberry Pi for something useful like a car diagnostics tool or a wireless router. Right now, we'd rather use it for something more fun. Like a device that hijacks any Chromecasts in the area and rickrolls them.
Every year, tech companies unveil new April Fools' Day fake announcements. Some are impressively comprehensive; some are frankly painful. From IPv5 to the Gmail Shelfie, from "Match Of The Day" to iiNet's 'Pet-Fi' and the inevitable Kogan moment, here are the most notable April Fools' Day tech prank spoilers of 2014.
Tomorrow is April Fools' Day. Mark the occasion with these simple tricks that will leave your colleagues confused. This is your chance for revenge from a year of idiotic support questions -- make the most of it.
Being a geek amongst the non-technical has the advantage of making you seem like a wizard. Here are our favourite (mostly) harmless geek pranks -- ideal if you're the first one back in the office after a day off.
April Fools' Day is officially over in Australia, but we're still seeing fake news stories and new product announcements trickling in from the US. Here's a catch-up on the main tech-related pranks that did the rounds.
Tomorrow's April Fools' Day, the one day a year that regularly upstanding publications push all sorts of nonsense and pranks are the rule of the day. Aside from offering this as a helpful reminder to take the crazy/exciting/incredible news you hear across the internet tomorrow with a grain of salt, we'd also like to remind you, if you're the pranking sort, to check out these 10 harmless and awesome geek pranks. Be good, now!
We're not above a good practical joke here at Lifehacker, and today's electronics-based prank is a great one. Fire up the soldering gun and get ready to annoy with a vengeance.
It's April Fools' Day, which means we should all brace ourselves for the inevitable, widespread prankage. If you haven't prepared your own pranks, we've already got ten ready-to-go geek pranks for your perusal.
Since the dawn of time, geeks have been playing harmless pranks on their beloved (but unsuspecting) associates, and it's up to all of us to carry the torch forward. On the eve of April Fools' Day, when you've got local network access to your coworkers' and family systems, cubicles just crying out to be filled with packing peanuts and webapps that can do all sorts of things automatically, there's no better time to baffle, confuse, perplex, and just plain mess with your loved ones and associates. Hit the jump for our top 10 favourite harmless geek pranks.
