Santa’s got nothing on Amazon! The Daily Mail takes a pictorial look into the inner workings of one of Amazon’s distribution center – or, as they call it, a “fulfillment center” – in the UK.

The place is simply huge. Millions of products are spread throughout the large place and a computer system is in place to keep track of them throughout the day.

The article takes a look at how their computer system works and speculates just how insane this holiday season is going to be on Amazon.

Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a bunker or an underground tunnel? One guy did just that, pimping out his underground home with all the stuff one would want.

Situated in the Swiss village of Vals, the house is very unusual to spot even though it has got unusual architecture. There are guest rooms and even an entertainment area.

Over on Freshhome are very nice pictures of the place which looks straight out of some fantasy film.

Got any friends who are BlackBerry addicts? Then show them this: dude pulls out a BlackBerry in the middle of his own wedding to update his relationship status on FaceBook.

Not one Berry, but two!

The video may be good for a laugh, but it raises a rather serious question: would you pull out your phone on the altar?

The country’s subway has posters that tell passengers what not to do on the train. But what if the images are seen without the text? That leaves a lot of room for misinterpretation.

Here’s one: “Do not share food or love in front of a sad, injured man. He’s in enough pain without you rubbing it in.”

These functions include Gmail-specific features such as starring messages, jumping between threads and more. And all this comes down to $19.99.

Wielding an unwieldy name and great illustrations is Hey Oscar Wilde! It’s Clobberin’ Time!!, a website where comic book artists pay homage to their favorite sci-fi writers and other literary icons.

Started by Steve Gettis, the site is now host to quite a large number of great illustrations done by various comic book artists whose works have appeared in major publications.

Some of the icons covered by Arthur C. Clarke, Orson Welles and George Orwell.

Wired has an extensive writeup and a great gallery covering the site.

Star Wars

Proving that the Internet indeed has everything, Hot Chicks With Stormtroopers offers photos of girls either dressed up as the white soldiers or posing with one. And they are actually hot chicks!

However, ballerina stormtroopers are still creepy even if there’s a hot chick underneath the costume!

Looking for something different to wrap around your fingers? Then these Pacman rings are for you.

Great for any videogame fan, the rings are a complete set following Pacman making his way to his munchies.

Unfortunately, the ring is sold out for now, but this was too good to pass up.

Hollywood movies often feature characters using computers running flashy operating systems that have big fonts, bold colors and pretty much look cool. Mark Coleran is the man behind these fake software interfaces.

His UIs are a mix of old and new, combining bold retro colors with touch gestures. He develops these interfaces with elaborate visualizations in mind, which make them really stand out from one another.

Coleran’s website features his portfolio which includes UIs for Tomb Raider, Bourne Identity and many more major films.