Great list of the best Mac OS X software. Almost a CC of my Applications folder!
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Tuesday, January 31, 2006
15 million Japanese No Longer Use Paper Money EVER
Today, however, for 15 million Japanese, paper money is a thing of the past, according to the Japan Research Institute. No longer solely used for online purchases, e-money, accessed via a smart card or mobile phone, has become a way of life for many consumers in Japan.
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Holy Grail of CSS layouts
i gotta run through this.
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Well described technique for achieving 3 column CSS layout with an absolute minimum of non-semantic blocks (just one).
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Well described technique for achieving 3 column CSS layout with an absolute minimum of non-semantic blocks (just one).
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The Pee Tree
i want a pee tree
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The Pee-tree urinal for public spaces. His bright ceramic white colour is a strong signal that can be seen from far â?? making it accessible when in urgent need. The trunk offers a perfect place for messaging, e.g. "I was here" or "done that" statements. The urine is directly flushed down to the underground sewage canal.
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The Pee-tree urinal for public spaces. His bright ceramic white colour is a strong signal that can be seen from far â?? making it accessible when in urgent need. The trunk offers a perfect place for messaging, e.g. "I was here" or "done that" statements. The urine is directly flushed down to the underground sewage canal.
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Monday, January 30, 2006
Awesome Free / Open-Source Browser for OS X.
Shiira is a free, open-source browser that has gracenotes in its design, like the ability to use the F8 key to have all your open tabs appear as floating thumbnails.
read more | digg story
read more | digg story
Generate PDF files from Java applications dynamically
Quick overview with iText API to generate PDF files from Java at IBM Developerworks.
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Missing a few living cells? Print new ones!
"Suwan Jayasinghe of University College London and colleagues at Kings College London has used a form of ink-jet printing to create "jets" of living cells. The biophysicists say their technique, which does not destroy the cells, could be used to grow biological tissue or even human organs."
read more | digg story
read more | digg story
Sunday, January 29, 2006
Pixar may 'unHollywood' Disney
Pixar succeeded by breaking the Hollywood business model. It employed producers, directors, writers, etc., long-term instead of just for one movie at a time. This created a tightknit company of collaborators who stick together and strive to improve with every production. Pixar brings that model to Disney and may spread it to the rest of Hollywood.
read more | digg story
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make your own tshirt folding machine!
i know how to do the ninja folding technique. i just can't do the folds in a consistent manner.
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for those that never understood the "ninja folding technique" someone has created a new way to help single geek men have their clothes tidy
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for those that never understood the "ninja folding technique" someone has created a new way to help single geek men have their clothes tidy
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Why parents must mind MySpace
i love myspace.... NOT
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NBC's "Dateline" investigates the perils of social networking websites, and what they find is shocking. When â??Datelineâ?? surfed MySpace, it found scenes of binge drinking, apparent drug use, teens posing in underwear, and other members simulating sex, and in some cases even having it.
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NBC's "Dateline" investigates the perils of social networking websites, and what they find is shocking. When â??Datelineâ?? surfed MySpace, it found scenes of binge drinking, apparent drug use, teens posing in underwear, and other members simulating sex, and in some cases even having it.
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need more space? have an empty roof? order a loftcube!
gee. an instant bachelor pad. those crazy germans!
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This is so cool !!!!!!!!! you can get this cube for your empty flat foor ( if you have one) and it is movable by helicopter.
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This is so cool !!!!!!!!! you can get this cube for your empty flat foor ( if you have one) and it is movable by helicopter.
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Saturday, January 28, 2006
Beer Pouring Robot
Asahi is giving away beer pouring robots. Oh to live in such a innovative country.
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Fateful Drive
This picture was taken on the way to the worst restaurant known to human-kind: Crustacean.
Friday, January 27, 2006
Back in the Pack : Quality day care for your dog
I think there are some places near my house like this.
Back in the Pack : Quality day care for your dog
Back in the Pack : Quality day care for your dog
Spacesuit to be Tossed From Space Station As Satellite
this is an interesting story that goes well with the previous picture.
Russian space geniuses -- who are much more experienced at improvising than well-funded NASA astronauts -- have customized a space suit to serve as an ORBITING SATELLITE that will trasmit environmental data back to Earth. Anyone with an FM radio and a big antenna can listen in.
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Russian space geniuses -- who are much more experienced at improvising than well-funded NASA astronauts -- have customized a space suit to serve as an ORBITING SATELLITE that will trasmit environmental data back to Earth. Anyone with an FM radio and a big antenna can listen in.
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Old Spacesuit Hacked!
Using a simple police scanner or ham radio, you can listen to a disembodied spacesuit circling Earth.
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Full House
At Taco Rosa last night, Dennis spoke of an interesting thing. He described how his house was the night before. He has three children: 2 daugthers and a new-born son. He has his in-laws visiting: his mother-in-law and father-in-law. He had his Nanny present (she apparently has a big tattoo of a star on her wrist or something & she is an American, which is unusual). He also had someone over that was trying to have him sign his mortgage papers for his re-fi. He told of all these things with a great sense of contentment on his face. His home was all a bustle and it made him happy. Was it because he felt like he was the commander in chief and it felt good to have this microcosm revolve around him? or did he just like the feeling of energy and people in his proximity? He once mentioned his sense of pleasure when the office was full of workers with each individual interacting with one another, pushing the company peanut forward, without his direct presence or influence.
Thursday, January 26, 2006
LINUX FOR OLDER COMPUTERS AND GREAT FOR LAPTOPS
This distro of the Linux operating system is great for Laptops and older computers. It runs nice and smooth, faster than many other Linux distros for laptops, give it a try.
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Sluggish iMac sales suggest early Intel transition challenges
Apple's decision to unleash Intel-based Mac systems six months ahead of schedule is proving less successful than the company anticipated. Two weeks following the Macworld Expo San Francisco keynote, sources report that sales of the Intel-based iMac are lower than Apple expected.
Ut oh. Is Apple stock gonna go down?
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Ut oh. Is Apple stock gonna go down?
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Chinese New Year - 2006 is Year of Dog. 2005 is Year of 2004 is Year of Monkey. 2003 is Year of Goat
Apparently Chinese New Year is on the 29th of January this year.
Chinese New Year - 2006 is Year of Dog. 2005 is Year of 2004 is Year of Monkey. 2003 is Year of Goat
Chinese New Year - 2006 is Year of Dog. 2005 is Year of 2004 is Year of Monkey. 2003 is Year of Goat
Tannins Restaurant & Wine Bar
Another wine bar/restaurant to try.
This one is in San Juan Capistrano.
It better not be bro-infested.
Tannins Restaurant & Wine Bar
This one is in San Juan Capistrano.
It better not be bro-infested.
Tannins Restaurant & Wine Bar
Sushi in Japan
mmm... fresh sushi.
warning, the second video clip is a bit gruesome.
a japanese person told me that they sometimes pour vinegar on the fish to make it twitch more. ew.
my blog: Sushi in Japan
warning, the second video clip is a bit gruesome.
a japanese person told me that they sometimes pour vinegar on the fish to make it twitch more. ew.
my blog: Sushi in Japan
Taco Rosa tonight
Hisatoyo's birthday was yesterday. To celebrate, some coworkers and I are taking him out for drinks at the mexican joint where I had the most wonderful stupendous burrito in the whole world. Let's just hope the margaritas are just as good.
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Review: HeadRoom Total BitHead and Etymotic ER-4S earphones
Interesting review of the Total Bithead and the ER-4S (I have the ER-4P).
Review: HeadRoom Total BitHead and Etymotic ER-4S earphones
Review: HeadRoom Total BitHead and Etymotic ER-4S earphones
Autonomous Light-Air Vessels
"ALAVs are flocking blimps designed with specific behaviours and responses in a networked environment. Each floating vessels comes with a sensor and little propellers attached. They continuously search for networked activities in their environment."
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Sex Keeps You Calm
GOT some public speaking to do? Here's a tip to keep stress at bay: have sex beforehand. But make sure it's penetrative sex - the magic vanishes if you pursue other forms of sexual gratification.
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Lost is found. The best theory to date.
Most Lost theories, and there are many, are total crap, but this is by far the best and most thought out one I've seen so far.
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History of Pixar
Pixar was actually started in the early seventies by a Gatsby-esque millionaire outside New York City. Since then, the team moved to Lucasfilm, was sold to Steve Jobs and lost over $100 million before running its first profit in 1994.
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Pixar takes over Disney Animation and Imagineering
We all knew Disney was buying Pixar, but... did you know Pixar will effectively take over the entire Disney animation unit - and that Pixar's John Lasseter will also take the reins of Disney Imagineering, overseeing theme parks? (Disney's purchase of Pixar is smelling a whole lot like Apple's purchase of NeXT!)
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Roth IRA 2006
Reminder to self: I have already contributed to my 2005 Roth IRA. I will need to contribute to 2006 come tax time.
Usable and attractive Linux for my wife's slow laptop. | Ask MetaFilter
Looks like I might be giving Ubuntu a try or puppylinux.
Usable and attractive Linux for my wife's slow laptop. | Ask MetaFilter
Usable and attractive Linux for my wife's slow laptop. | Ask MetaFilter
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Newsvine - Size Does Matter in Bats' Evolution
Oh look.. bats can either have large testes and small brains or small testes and large brains.
Newsvine - Size Does Matter in Bats' Evolution
Newsvine - Size Does Matter in Bats' Evolution
GMAN: Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pizza)
I want to try this really badly.
Junko says it is her favorite dish.
Hisatoyo (Sam) said he could make this stuff if I find a flat plate to cook on.
Okonomiyaki party anyone?
GMAN: Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pizza)
Junko says it is her favorite dish.
Hisatoyo (Sam) said he could make this stuff if I find a flat plate to cook on.
Okonomiyaki party anyone?
GMAN: Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pizza)
U.S. Army To Test Super Gun
Gun can shoot 240,000 bullets per minute and can actually shoot down enemy mortar fire.
Guns! guns guns guns! guns!
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Guns! guns guns guns! guns!
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handwriting
there is something interesting about the way this person writes. notice the a's and g's.
Funny people are attractive, scientists find
If this theory holds true, a woman choosing a funny man as a partner is more likely to have genetically healthy children who will survive and reproduce themselves. This so-called sexual selection could, in some circumstances, favour women who like humorous men, and men who like women with an appreciation for humour.
See.. I'm quite the catch then.
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See.. I'm quite the catch then.
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Steph by the fountain
I took this picture of Steph with John's camera. If you scroll down you'll see me in a red t-shirt taking someone's picture. That was this picture I was taking.
The fountain had words in it that said "integrity" and "wellbeing." I like this picture because you only can see the word "grity." Steph is "grity" in my book. Of course there is no such word as "grity," only "gritty." I suppose she is "gritty" too.
The fountain had words in it that said "integrity" and "wellbeing." I like this picture because you only can see the word "grity." Steph is "grity" in my book. Of course there is no such word as "grity," only "gritty." I suppose she is "gritty" too.
Union Station
John, Steph and I paid a visit to Union Station. It's a really old train station that was built in the 1940's. The wide angle perspective here makes it look a lot bigger than it really is. I was a bit disappointed, actually. Or maybe, all the imagery I've seen built the place up in my mind.
Apple Ranked Top Brand in U.S.
Why on earth is Lance Armstrong a recognized brand??
Apple was ranked as the top brand in the United States for 2005 by brandchannel. The number two brand was Google...Apple earned its ranking thanks to a year of impressive innovations. Products like the Mac mini, Tiger, and three new iPods, the shuffle, nano and video capable iPod, all wowed consumers and analysts alike
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Apple was ranked as the top brand in the United States for 2005 by brandchannel. The number two brand was Google...Apple earned its ranking thanks to a year of impressive innovations. Products like the Mac mini, Tiger, and three new iPods, the shuffle, nano and video capable iPod, all wowed consumers and analysts alike
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Monday, January 23, 2006
FREE ebook: Programming from the ground up
All you wanted to know about programming and never dared to ask. ALERT: PDF ahead.
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not my camera
this is what i look like taking pictures. john let me use his leica r8 for a few snaps. he says he's going to return the camera because the battery door is stuck. that seems like a perfectly good reason to return it. the camera is nice and heavy and very easy to use.
Simple Rounded Corner CSS Boxes
"...For those of you that haven't seen it, you can make boxes that look like the following (or better/worse) with this technique. The neat thing is that they expand and shrink automatically to fit your content and the XHTML markup is really light:.."
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Linux not standing in wait as Microsoft sinks its own ship
Finally, an article describing the inevitable decline of Microsoft. Why they are losing it against Free Software, Google and Apple, and how they are loosing: Tom Adelstein sees a dark future for MS.
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Disney Buys Pixar for US$7 Billion
Pixar Animation Studios, whose films have garnered critical acclaim with both domestic and overseas audiences, is being bought tomorrow by Disney for $7 billion. Steve Jobs, as the CEO of Pixar, will become the largest shareholder in Disney.
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Plasma TV owners suing over logos burned in screens
Interesting explanation of the some of the controversy surrounding plasma screen televisions.
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The Real Mr Incredible - How Jobs Can Become A Global power In The Media
The Times examines how Steve Jobs can become a leading figure in the entertainment industry through the deal with Pixar and Disney. An interesting read.
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Sunday, January 22, 2006
shopping carts
http://www.agoracart.com/
http://www.oscommerce.com/
http://www.cubecart.com/site/home/
http://www.oscommerce.com/
http://www.cubecart.com/site/home/
Digg-o -land --- braindigg.com gets a mention!
BRAINDIDGG:Digg especializados en temas del cerebro BrainDigg / published news
State of the art of Digg and digg clones in the world. (a exhaustive list of sites included), also a brief about the tendencies in collaborative sending and commenting "journalism". (In Spanish but translation available).
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State of the art of Digg and digg clones in the world. (a exhaustive list of sites included), also a brief about the tendencies in collaborative sending and commenting "journalism". (In Spanish but translation available).
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How to Get Great Sleep
me needs more sleep.
Here's an excellent, in-depth article on why we sleep, common sleep disorders, and it also has some suggestions for more restful nights. Ever heard of this insomnia?: "Your brain thinks you are awake when you are asleep."
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Here's an excellent, in-depth article on why we sleep, common sleep disorders, and it also has some suggestions for more restful nights. Ever heard of this insomnia?: "Your brain thinks you are awake when you are asleep."
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Large college lecture hall chalkboards hacked
This is hilarious.
Streaming flash video. Motorized chalkboards synchronized to music.
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Streaming flash video. Motorized chalkboards synchronized to music.
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Friday, January 20, 2006
Stories of The Original Macintosh
A bunch of stories about the development of Apple's original Macintosh computer, and the people who created it. Some pretty interesting stuff.
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Video: Totally freaky liquid metal moving sculptures
I saw this at SIGGRAPH a few years back.
Ferrofluid (magnetic fluid) sculptures by two Japanese artists that move like something out of a science fiction movie. You have to watch the video!
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Ferrofluid (magnetic fluid) sculptures by two Japanese artists that move like something out of a science fiction movie. You have to watch the video!
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China Garden Dim Sum - Irvine
I ate here for lunch. Umm.. it was like $37 something for 3 people.
Not worth it. I was wishing I had my $9 shrimp burrito at Taco Rosa.
Monster Munching: China Garden Dim Sum - Irvine
Not worth it. I was wishing I had my $9 shrimp burrito at Taco Rosa.
Monster Munching: China Garden Dim Sum - Irvine
New way to lose weight: stay in the dark!
Constant darkness throws a molecular switch in mammals that shifts the body's fuel consumption from glucose to fat!
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Thursday, January 19, 2006
Men Enjoy Seeing Bad People Suffer
New study reveals that guys want to see cheaters punished and get a high off it. Women on the other hand don't.
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How To Beat A Speeding Ticket
Using MS Mappoint, Google Maps and Google Earth, and other information commonly found on the web, a blogger beat his speeding ticket by asking them to prove he was the guilty party. Interesting read, even if it's skirting legality.
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Lifespan for CD-Rs Around Two Years
You know all those music CDs you burned? They may not last as long as you think.
How sad.
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How sad.
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Should I run on the treadmill before I eat breakfast or should I eat something first?
Another answer to one of life's many mysteries.
Should I run on the treadmill before I eat breakfast or should I eat something first? | Outside Online
Should I run on the treadmill before I eat breakfast or should I eat something first? | Outside Online
Valley View Casino
Someone told me about this at work. My mom does this all the time with the old fogies that she knows. I suppose it wouldn't be too bad to take the day off work and let someone else drive me to a casino. I could play with my psp or read on the way down and back (or talk to Steph).
Valley View Casino
Valley View Casino
Remember The Milk
This is the best to-do list manager so far. You can use email to input list items. Then you log in to organize them. You can apply priority and deadlines to your items.
Remember The Milk
Remember The Milk
Daily Gluttony: Fed By Silver Spoon, Part One
This is an interesting review of an italian cook book.
Daily Gluttony: Fed By Silver Spoon, Part One
Daily Gluttony: Fed By Silver Spoon, Part One
Your keyboard is more dirty than your toilet
You shoud absolutly wash your hands after using a coputer keyboard. A swedish lab have research some of people keyboards and the result is very nasty. 265 more bacterias one a keyboard than on a toiletseat.
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Wednesday, January 18, 2006
StreamBase Revs Its Real-Time Engine to 64 Bit
StreamBase's product may sound similar to Oracle Corp.'s recently acquired TimesTen real-time database, but its competitive edge lies in the fact that it's not actually a real-time database.
Rather, the software filters and analyzes data without that data needing to first be entered into a database.
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Rather, the software filters and analyzes data without that data needing to first be entered into a database.
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Digg Designer Writes About Web Twenny Clouds
Digg designer from silverorange, Daniel Burka, has written a fine piece about the web-twenny phenomenon of "clouds" and how he's working on implementing them for Digg.
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Embryo removed from man's back...
Ewww..
"A 35-year-old tractor operator, Igor Namyatov, has undergone surgery to be relieved of what had initially been diagnosed as a tumor, but turned out to be the embryo of his unborn twin brother..."
(description taken from article)
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"A 35-year-old tractor operator, Igor Namyatov, has undergone surgery to be relieved of what had initially been diagnosed as a tumor, but turned out to be the embryo of his unborn twin brother..."
(description taken from article)
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Asians See The World Differently?
Asians and North Americans really do see the world differently. Shown a photograph, North American students of European background paid more attention to the object in the foreground of a scene, while students from China spent more time studying the background and taking in the whole scene, according to University of Michigan researchers.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2006
iTunes Downloads will Intensify as Offerings hit Critical Mass
So what happens when Apple's video iPod hits critical mass? And what happens when Apple offers enough video content on iTunes that it hits critical mass? And what happens when Apple's hardware fully integrates into your living room home theater system? We're looking at exponential growth.
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finally moved the rest of my stuff
after the room change, i neglected to move the remainder of my stuff. today i decided not to burden hisatoyo any longer.
so there it is. all my crap, on the floor.
so there it is. all my crap, on the floor.
New PodBrix 'WozWear 6502' shirt released January 17th at 9pm.
The WozWear 6502 will have an image of Woz holding a 6502 processor, and the chip is actually a working processor attached via a magnet.
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OSX 10.4.3 on your PC, complete and easy installation guide
On this site you will find a complete and easy guide about how to install OSX 10.4.3 (the newest build) on your pc (Intel or AMD).
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Shutterbook Officially Launched
Yet another photo sharing site (YAPSS).
The UI looks better than flickr.
Shutterbook is officially launching! Hooray!
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The UI looks better than flickr.
Shutterbook is officially launching! Hooray!
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Lunch
For those of you that live in the Irvine/Newport Beach area. You have to go to Taco Rosa.
I ordered the shrimp burrito. It was just about the best burrito I've ever eaten. Everything was "light" and not heavy. The shrimp inside was breaded and fried, but there was no trace of oil. The shrimp was fresh and springy. It came with a side of rice. Amazingly the rice wasn't bright red or orange, it was a slight greenish tint.
There is a salsa bar, but the waiter brings a sampling of three to your table. I assume you can get up and go get some more on your own.
There is a open kitchen area where you can watch fresh tortillas being made.
My coworkers ordered the milenesa de pollo and the zucchini quesadilla. Both looked on par in quality as my burrito.
Here is a link to another blog that reviewed this restaurant.
OC Register
Taco Rosa
2632 San Miguel Drive
Newport Beach
(949) 720-0980
I ordered the shrimp burrito. It was just about the best burrito I've ever eaten. Everything was "light" and not heavy. The shrimp inside was breaded and fried, but there was no trace of oil. The shrimp was fresh and springy. It came with a side of rice. Amazingly the rice wasn't bright red or orange, it was a slight greenish tint.
There is a salsa bar, but the waiter brings a sampling of three to your table. I assume you can get up and go get some more on your own.
There is a open kitchen area where you can watch fresh tortillas being made.
My coworkers ordered the milenesa de pollo and the zucchini quesadilla. Both looked on par in quality as my burrito.
Here is a link to another blog that reviewed this restaurant.
OC Register
Taco Rosa
2632 San Miguel Drive
Newport Beach
(949) 720-0980
AJAX Powered IP Location Lookup
I was able to locate my company's data center with this tool.
Find the geographic location of an IP address using geoip data and google maps.
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Find the geographic location of an IP address using geoip data and google maps.
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Monday, January 16, 2006
Easter egg in Mel Gibsons Apocalypto trailer.
creeepy...
a screen shot of said creepy image
Apparantly there is an one frame easter egg included in the trailer.
Fast forward to 1:46 and then go frame by frame. Just for kicks or a viral marketing trick?
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a screen shot of said creepy image
Apparantly there is an one frame easter egg included in the trailer.
Fast forward to 1:46 and then go frame by frame. Just for kicks or a viral marketing trick?
read more | digg story
Volkswagen GX3: 3 Wheels, 46 MPG
I saw this at the autoshow.
VW claims it can get 46 mpg in the city, and can do 0-60 mph in 5.7 seconds. Yes, it is a concept car, but VW claims they are seriously considering production if customer interest is sufficient. They would go for about $17,000 or less.
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VW claims it can get 46 mpg in the city, and can do 0-60 mph in 5.7 seconds. Yes, it is a concept car, but VW claims they are seriously considering production if customer interest is sufficient. They would go for about $17,000 or less.
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Where's my dinner?
I wish bowie could sit calmly at the table like this. Perhaps he would be invited more often if he did.
Jobs suggests Dell should eat his words
Hahahaha... I remember seeing "To hell with Dell" banners when that asshole first disparaged Apple way back when.
It may not be the last laugh, but on Friday afternoon, after the close of the stock market, Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple Computer, shared an e-mail chuckle with his employees at the expense of Dell, a big rival.
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It may not be the last laugh, but on Friday afternoon, after the close of the stock market, Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple Computer, shared an e-mail chuckle with his employees at the expense of Dell, a big rival.
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Sunday, January 15, 2006
Pets can't distinguish HDTV from Reality
Over the last four and a half years, Snoopy the cat has also shown remarkable interest in baseball games broadcast in high-def.
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Chowhound's Los Angeles Area Message Board (21): Crustacean in Beverly Hills
i agree with everything said in this thread. do not eat at crustacean!
Chowhound's Los Angeles Area Message Board (21): Crustacean in Beverly Hills
Chowhound's Los Angeles Area Message Board (21): Crustacean in Beverly Hills
Friday, January 13, 2006
no list = pissed
what is a verbal agreement good for? absolutely nothing.
D agreed to give me the list for little or no money. now he reneges and says that it wouldn't be prudent to give the list to me. now they must "sell" the list to me.
D agreed to give me the list for little or no money. now he reneges and says that it wouldn't be prudent to give the list to me. now they must "sell" the list to me.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
The Double Feature Finder
Want to spend all day at the movie theater? The Double Feature Finder finds back to back movies for you. Of course, you should never sneak into movies.
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Long List of Free Stock Photography Websites
Here is a long list of free stock images directories. These stock photography sites are free, however some require you to cite the Photographer.
read more | digg story
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Learn Python in 10 minutes
This is a cool short tutorial on Python. It takes less than 10 minutes and it's very concise and to the point. (Warning: programming experience required).
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Soderbergh does a DVD-theater release combo
"...the persistent buzz around its release has less to do with the film's artistic merits than with the fact that it will be broadcast on the high-definition network HDNet the night of its full theatrical release, Jan. 27, and also made available on DVD just four days later."
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Wednesday, January 11, 2006
A horrifically breathtaking collection of 100 nuclear bomb tests
100 SUNS documents the era of visible nuclear testing, the atmospheric era, with 100 photographs drawn by Michael Light. These images show the devastating power of these nuclear weapons and all the images are emotionally impacting, which will leave you in shock after reading their description.
A definite digg, unquestionable CHECK THIS OUT!
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A definite digg, unquestionable CHECK THIS OUT!
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Microsoft distributes Flip4Mac for OSX
Microsoft is now distributing Flip4Mac's WMV Player plugin via their website - it's FREE now instead of the $10 it used to cost. This lets you play WMV files in QuickTime Player. Very neat.
read more | digg story
read more | digg story
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Finally e-paper is easy on the eyes.
Sony unveiled its new e-book reader. Apparently the hi-definition screen allows for minimal eyestrain and long battery life. It will be going for sale in April for 300-400 USD.
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JavaScript + CSS = Nice Picture Display
Nice piece of JavaScript and CSS to display a picture in response to a click on a thumbnail. More attractive than just popping up a window or loading the picture raw in the browser. Instead the whole page is shaded down and the image is loaded in the center of the page.
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Monday, January 09, 2006
Samsung to assault Apple with ads, products
Samsung last year publicly vowed to take away Apple's top spot in music players by 2007.
Umm.. I'll stick to Apple, thank you very much.
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Umm.. I'll stick to Apple, thank you very much.
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Computer Programming Algorithms Directory
It looks like they want to have a 1 in all place for Algorithms. The website looks crappy but it's a good idea unless there's a better website out there.
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Adobe to release Aperture Killer
Sources familiar with the company's plans say Adobe will preview the application, dubbed LightRoom, for the first time during next week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco. A finalized version of the application is not expected to ship until sometime later in the year.
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Thursday, January 05, 2006
Why you shouldn't trust MySpace
An article on the background of the CEO, president, and ownership of MySpace. Very informative and detailed. A good read. Maybe you'll think twice about signing up.
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Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Better than Google?
There is a new generation of SE which is supposed to be better then the current big players Google, Yahoo, and MSN...
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lunch
i decided i like mangos again. i used to eat them a lot as a child. my mother would cut them up in to three pieces. the middle part was the seed and the two other parts were the easier to eat parts.
Torrent Search Engine Searcher Gets A Makeover
A digg favorite in the past, the Torrent Search Engine Searcher (very nice redundant name) has received a very large makeover. It searches Bit Torrent, BT Junkie, ISO Hunt, Mininova, and The Pirate Bay just to name a few. Worth a spot in the bookmarks bar for sure.
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Tuesday, January 03, 2006
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