Ok, Ok, I know you will only save 10 cents by using this service, but you get to use your keyboard to type. Save time, save (a little) money. Might as well bookmark this because you will probably want to use it later.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2006
First Pictures of new iPod Hi-Fi
Engadget have managed to get their hands on the new iPod Hi-Fi and post some pics of it, and the bedroom setup Apple created.
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Office 2003 for free
What's the catch? You have to watch three live webcasts over a four-day period and fill out a short evaluation for each one. More details at the Microsoft Small Business Summit website.
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Monday, February 27, 2006
Apple makes a concise Ruby on Rails tutorial
Apple has put up a very concise tutorial on building web apps using Rails. It gives a more complete view of Rails than I have seen in other getting-started tutorials and also shows some much better practices like migrations to build the database instead of raw, unportable SQL.
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Amazing Google Vid- "Quantum Physics Double Slit Experiment"
This experiment shows the really mysterious behavior of quantam particles. Electrons behaving like waves and then like marbles? Mind blowingly cool.
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Sunday, February 26, 2006
learn how to easily airbrush your photos to make you look like a star!
Ever wonder how they airbrush celebrity photographs, in order to make the star look picture perfect?
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Benjamin Franklin's 13 Personal Goals
He kept a daily chart of these 13 goals, and placed a dot next to the ones he failed to abide by each day for the rest of his life. (via lifehacker)
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Video Showing The Making Of The Fake New iPod Photo
From the mysterious person who posted a picture of a supposed new iPod has come out with a video showing the making of the photo that turned out to be fake. Here it is at a mirrored site, as the original link broke down.
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Thursday, February 23, 2006
How To: Build Your Own Hoverboard
This guy is amazing! He does loads of cool stuff and best of all he's British (not saying that people of other cultures are bad). Basically he makes his own hoverboard. Check it out... it's really cool!
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New intel iMac -- better than a light bulb!
Apparently the new iMac is so energy efficient that you could use it as a lamp while the CPU is being 100% utilized and probably save on electricity rather than turning on a light in your house.
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Desktop Earth - Gorgeous Wallpaper Generator
Desktop Earth generates very high-resolution wallpapers based on NASA's Blue Marble Next imagery. Both online and downloadable versions are available.
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Interactive Physics Simulations
Fun, interactive simulations of physical phenomena that make bridges to the real world, from the Physics Education Technology project at the University of Colorado.
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Super-Repellent Plastic
With GE's new plastic, self-washing buildings, cheap diagnostic chips, and free-flowing honey jars are possible.
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Microsoft is 'Darth Vader' - Wozniak
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak thinks the company should spin off its iPod division, and believes it's past time for Microsoft to shed its 'Darth Vader' image.
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Can Humans Mentally Slow Time - Cool experiment
A fascinating read on how scientists were able to prove humans 'see' the world slow down when in a terrifying situation. Also looks how our body clock system was discovered and a rare condition - Permenant Jet lag syndrome.
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Explanation of the Anomalies of Water (1-41)
Liquid water (H2O) is often perceived to be pretty ordinary as it is transparent, odorless, tasteless and ubiquitous. It is the simplest compound of the two most common reactive elements in the Universe. However, it is the most remarkable substance.
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