Each week, Ariel Waldman serves a tasting of the latest in sex and tech.

Porn Filter Hacked by 16-year-old

ICYMI (In Case You Missed It, for the less txt savvy) around the porn-hungry PG-rated blogs, an Australian 16-year-old hacked the country's porn filter within 30 minutes of it going live. The $84 million boob blocker was developed to originally keep the kiddies away from kinky sites. The Australian government didn't let their guard down after the first hack, however, and created a second filter, which, again, was penetrated by Tom Wood, the 16-year-old hacker. Though each site that reports on this story states that Mr. Wood could have a future in the porn industry with his name and now cred, we at SG would like to be given SOME credit for being a little more original than that.

Where's Waldouche?

While not quite the "latest in sex and tech", this has the same never-gets-old appeal as LOLcats. Hot Chicks With Douchebags is certainly a reason to love everything that's social media. Daily photos of, you guessed it, hot chicks with douchebags are posted and commented on around the clock. With more than enough content, we now just have to wait for the Wall Street Journal to pick it up a few months from now and debate if it's still funny when it went "mainstream".

Sony PSP Encourages You To Play With Boothbabes

Gaming blogs are still pitching tents over the recent Penny Arcade Expo. With so many buttons and boothbabes, it's understandably easy to be overwhelmed. Sony's slim PSP promotion attempted to push the proximity of the two together by apparently "tethering" the slim PSPs to the boothbabes themselves. Joystiq reports that the cables weren't very long: "This led to some kind of awkward situations where you all up in their personal space and playing with something right next to the front of their pants. Needless to say, Star Wars: Battlefront turned out to be incredibly difficult to play."