The future of tech products is built upon today’s imagination, design, and inspiration. Concepts that allow consumers and manufacturers to see creative, novel, or utterly breathtaking products drive technology style and engineering forward. These are some of those concepts:
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This week in ridiculous tech

Yeah, in case you may be wondering, I have watched the entire Back to the Future trilogy recently, and may be a little obsessed with the movies, but this will pass in time. In celebration of this event, I would like to release the post of Linux Dood of the Week (inspired by none other than Mac Girl of the Week and thought up by our very own Adam “Stuntman Mike” Kovic). This week’s dood is happily upgrading your ram as we speak, and will soon be in your fridge stealing your food.

Also this week in technology: GameSpy’s contemptible server service that is ruining my online fun with Command and Conquer 3. Please fix this EA. I really do dislike being disconnected from my game or not being able to see a lobby or room in order to start a game. Maybe the Linux Dood can help you guys fix your servers.

More after the jump!
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And just what are we looking for? Well, here’s what I want:

Be funny: Not only must you be able to write (which is also a big deal), but have a sense of humor about it.

Be knowledgeable about tech: You gotta know your stuff.

Be experienced: If you’ve been writing for sometime with no recognition in sight, then get on the ground floor of a growing tech blog.

Be of age: Over 21 is ideal, but if you’re an 18-year-old phenom, then we’d want you.

So, if you want to be famous and work for the best boss eva (me), then apply by sending an e-mail my way at robert.summa@destructoid.com.

The flying car will happen, but what are you willing to do for it? Watch this debate, and you decide.