Can't handle all the lovely ladies and crazy ass NSFW posts we do? Here's how you can read Gizmodo without being bombarded with nips and ta tas:

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/not:nsfw

You'll see at the end of the URL above there is a "not:nsfw" tag which you can edit to rid Gizmodo of unwanted material.

Here's some other examples.

No Apple posts:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/not:apple

No iPhone posts:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/not:iphone

No Microsoft Posts:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/not:microsoft

No Apple & No Microsoft Posts:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets//not:apple/not:microsoft

Good luck and happy reading.

We've got great deals on monitors and PCs today, so reward yourself for making it through another week without going postal. Have a great weekend everyone!

Computing and Peripherals:
• Dell Studio XPS i7 Quad-Core 2.66GHz(6GB/640GB) with 22in LCD for $899.00 plus free shipping (normally $1328).
• 15.6" Dell Inspiron 15 Dual Core 2.0Ghz Laptop with 2GB RAM for $389 (normally $549).
• 15.4" Lenovo ThinkPad T61u Core2Duo 2.5GHz Laptop for $779.97 (normally $1079.99).
• 15.4" Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 Core2Duo Laptop for $550 plus free shipping (normally $650).
• 10" ASUS Eee PC 1000HA Netbook with 160GB HDD and 6 Cell Battery for $285 plus free shipping (normally $336).
• 24.6" Hanns·G Widescreen HD LCD Monitor with Built-in Speakers for $220 plus free shipping (normally $259 - valid through 7/1 use coupon code EMCLTNS49).
• 23" Acer H233Hbmid Widescreen HD LCD Monitor for $179.99 (normally $198.95).
• 22" Samsung 2243SWX Widescreen LCD Monitor for $139.99 plus free shipping (normally $189.99).
• 20" Samsung 2033SW Widescreen LCD Monitor for $109.99 plus free shipping (normally $179.99).
• Logitech diNovo Keyboard for $47.99 (normally $189.99).

Gaming:
• Mass Effect Galaxy for iPhone for $2.99 (normally $4.99).

Home Entertainment:
• 52" Sony BRAVIA V-Series KDL-52V5100 1080p LCD TV for $1,599 plus free shipping (normally $1696).
• 42" Honeywell Altura MLX MT-HWJCT42B2AB LCD HDTV for $749.99 plus free shipping (normally $952.69).
• 32" Panasonic VIERA S1 Series TC-L32S1 1080p LCD TV for $593.70 plus free shipping (normally $639).
• Polk Audio RM6750 5.1 Channel Home Theater Speaker System for $199.99 plus free shipping (normally $247).
• Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player for $200 plus free shipping (normally $250).

Personal Portables and Peripherals:
• 3.5" TomTom ONE 140S Portable GPS Navigation (with Text To Speech) for $119.99 plus free shipping (normally $169).
• Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth Headset for $29.99 (normally $52.43).
• Excalibur SoundMaster Wireless Speakers for $89.99 (normally $129.99).
• RCA Small Wonder Digital Camcorder with 1GB Included Memory for $59.99 (normally $72.92).
• Duracell Rechargeable AA Batteries (4-Pack) for $7.69 (when you buy 4 packs) plus free shipping (normally $17).

Hobomodo:
• Small Pinkberry Yogurt for $0 (valid today only from 5-9PM).
• Mars Chocolate Bar for $0 (250,000 given out every Friday until September - register here).
• 10 day Sample of Bare Escentuals Matte Foundation and Brush from JCPenney for $0 (use this coupon).
• Tide Total Care Sample for $0 (use this form).
• Follow PizzaHut on Twitter for coupons for free Stuffed Pizza Rolls on July 4th $0.
• Free movie ticket with game purchase at BN (offer valid through 6/30).
• Ben & Jerry Flipped Out Dessert Sensation $0 (Only valid in select cities).
• Sample of Degree Men's Absolute Protection (only valid for BJ's Members - use this form ).

If a deal looks too good to be true, investigate the store and see if it's a good, reputable place to buy. Safe shopping!

[Thanks TechDealDigger, Fat Wallet, GamerHotline, SlickDeals, Cheap College Gamers, CheapStingyBargains and TechBargains.]

We've got great deals on monitors and PCs today, so reward yourself for making it through another week without going postal. Have a great weekend everyone!

Computing and Peripherals:
• Dell Studio XPS i7 Quad-Core 2.66GHz(6GB/640GB) with 22in LCD for $899.00 plus free shipping (normally $1328).
• 15.6" Dell Inspiron 15 Dual Core 2.0Ghz Laptop with 2GB RAM for $389 (normally $549).
• 15.4" Lenovo ThinkPad T61u Core2Duo 2.5GHz Laptop for $779.97 (normally $1079.99).
• 15.4" Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 Core2Duo Laptop for $550 plus free shipping (normally $650).
• 10" ASUS Eee PC 1000HA Netbook with 160GB HDD and 6 Cell Battery for $285 plus free shipping (normally $336).
• 24.6" Hanns·G Widescreen HD LCD Monitor with Built-in Speakers for $220 plus free shipping (normally $259 - valid through 7/1 use coupon code EMCLTNS49).
• 23" Acer H233Hbmid Widescreen HD LCD Monitor for $179.99 (normally $198.95).
• 22" Samsung 2243SWX Widescreen LCD Monitor for $139.99 plus free shipping (normally $189.99).
• 20" Samsung 2033SW Widescreen LCD Monitor for $109.99 plus free shipping (normally $179.99).
• Logitech diNovo Keyboard for $47.99 (normally $189.99).

Gaming:
• Mass Effect Galaxy for iPhone for $2.99 (normally $4.99).

Home Entertainment:
• 52" Sony BRAVIA V-Series KDL-52V5100 1080p LCD TV for $1,599 plus free shipping (normally $1696).
• 42" Honeywell Altura MLX MT-HWJCT42B2AB LCD HDTV for $749.99 plus free shipping (normally $952.69).
• 32" Panasonic VIERA S1 Series TC-L32S1 1080p LCD TV for $593.70 plus free shipping (normally $639).
• Polk Audio RM6750 5.1 Channel Home Theater Speaker System for $199.99 plus free shipping (normally $247).
• Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player for $200 plus free shipping (normally $250).

Personal Portables and Peripherals:
• 3.5" TomTom ONE 140S Portable GPS Navigation (with Text To Speech) for $119.99 plus free shipping (normally $169).
• Plantronics Voyager 855 Bluetooth Headset for $29.99 (normally $52.43).
• Excalibur SoundMaster Wireless Speakers for $89.99 (normally $129.99).
• RCA Small Wonder Digital Camcorder with 1GB Included Memory for $59.99 (normally $72.92).
• Duracell Rechargeable AA Batteries (4-Pack) for $7.69 (when you buy 4 packs) plus free shipping (normally $17).

Hobomodo:
• Small Pinkberry Yogurt for $0 (valid today only from 5-9PM).
• Mars Chocolate Bar for $0 (250,000 given out every Friday until September - register here).
• 10 day Sample of Bare Escentuals Matte Foundation and Brush from JCPenney for $0 (use this coupon).
• Tide Total Care Sample for $0 (use this form).
• Follow PizzaHut on Twitter for coupons for free Stuffed Pizza Rolls on July 4th for $0.
• Free movie ticket with game purchase at BN (offer valid through 6/30).
• Ben & Jerry Flipped Out Dessert Sensation for $0 (Only valid in select cities).
• Sample of Degree Men's Absolute Protection (only valid for BJ's Members - use this form ).

If a deal looks too good to be true, investigate the store and see if it's a good, reputable place to buy. Safe shopping!

[Thanks TechDealDigger, Fat Wallet, GamerHotline, SlickDeals, Cheap College Gamers, CheapStingyBargains and TechBargains.]

Holy crap, is this an awesome looking computer. The Edelweiss, created by Pius Giger in Switzerland, is one of the coolest custom rigs I've ever seen.

I don't have any details as to the components in this thing, but really, who cares? This is more of a piece of art than anything you'd sully by playing Solitaire on. [MDPC via TechEBlog]

Coffee, bacon, donuts and cigarettes—it's the best part of waking up (if you are lucky enough to wake up that is). The following products will help you enjoy your own breakfast of champions.

[Image via rangerumors]

We already knew that companies ship hardware in the most ridiculous and oversized boxes, but come on Microsoft, shrink-wrapped retail boxes to sell a numeric key? I understand your desire to sell in retail, but this is a waste. [Aeroxperience]

We already knew that companies ship hardware in the most ridiculous and oversized boxes, but come on Microsoft, shrink-wrapped retail boxes to sell a numeric key? I understand your desire to sell, but this is a total waste.

In case you are not aware of it, Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade allows you to go from one version of Windows 7 to the more powerful one by just entering a key. They key is just a serial code that activates features in your existing copy of Windows.

Microsoft is not the only company guilty of selling boxed paper and air: Another example is Apple and their MobileMe service, which is also available in box form at Apple Stores everywhere. Shame on them. [Aeroxperience]

Details are scarce, but PhoneNews sources claim that Sprint is ready to get on the Android bandwagon. Apparently, they are currently testing the HTC Hero and a Samsung WiMax / CDMA device that runs Android.

This is only a rumor of course, but it does back up earlier talk of a tri-mode WiMax / CDMA / WiFi device from Sprint supposedly set to be released between now and 2010. So maybe Android lovers can get their hopes up a little bit to see 4G handsets in the near future. [PhoneNews]

According to a rumor by VG247, the upcoming PS3 firmware 3.0 has been described as a "huge overhaul." And while it should bring some convenient improvements, absolutely nothing about it sounds worthy of our excitement.

The features, as reported by VG247:

• Player reputations ("he's a good guy" so I know to play with him)
• Grief reporting ("she hit me!" screengrabs sent to Sony)
• Background patch downloading (no longer stare at status bars, nice!)
• Simultaneous HDMI and digital audio output (handy)

But what about these updates isn't just playing catch-up? The best feature, background downloading, is something that should have been around years ago. The last time Jason Chen and I tried to play PS3, there were no less than 5 patches that needed to download and install. We eventually gave up.

VG247 promises that we'll see more in firmware 3.0. I hope that's the case. [vg247]

Well, if you are going to make something from poop, it might as well be a toilet right? That's the idea behind the Loowatt waterless toilet system. The problem is, we have a poop and forget mentality in this country.

Instead, we should be thinking about our poop. Like how much water we waste when we poop or how many people in this world don't have a pot to poop in. The Loowatt solves this problem with a structure that is composed of 90% horse poop. The biodegradable lining stores your poop which will be inserted later into an outdoor biodigestor—a device that turns said poop into biofuel for cooking. It's like the poop circle of life. The project has been well received in exhibits around the world, but funding is still needed to get the Loowatt off the ground. And don't worry—your contribution will not go unrewarded. For only