LaCie sure offers great products like the LaCie PassKey or the LaCie d2 External Blu-ray Burner and the Rugged Safe External Storage I’m writing about just now In case you didn’t see it yet there’s a thumb print scanner that ads extra security to the device. Here are some more photos: And after some photos [...]
Here’s an interesting concept by Paul Priestman. It has 3 different shades of lights: green, red and yellow. You can pretty much guess which colors mean what. Red means you need to get your tail out of the shower, yellow means you should speed things up a bit (tell this to your wife ) and [...]
Japan and its alarm clocks. This so-called Twist Alarm Clock , makes you solve simple math problems. The way it works is that when the alarm starts ringing in the morning, the clock uses its two displays and two rotatable parts to create a math problem, for example 8+2=?. It won’t stop ringing until you [...]
Here’s an interesting concept by Paul Priestman. It has 3 different shades of lights: green, red and yellow. You can pretty much guess which colors mean what. Red means you need to get your tail out of the shower, yellow means you should speed things up a bit (tell this to your wife ) and [...]
Japan and its alarm clocks. This so-called Twist Alarm Clock , makes you solve simple math problems. The way it works is that when the alarm starts ringing in the morning, the clock uses its two displays and two rotatable parts to create a math problem, for example 8+2=?. It won’t stop ringing until you [...]
The refined Pencil Printer part II comes with detailed explanations and a better understand of saving the environment from paper trash and permanency of Ink! In here we see how the lead shavings feed the cartridge toner and prints effortlessly on paper. Mistakes are easily erased, and once the crappy memo is done with…you can [...]
On January 27th, AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) announced a brand-new version of its versatile ATI Catalyst proprietary Display Driver for Linux users. ATI Catalyst 10.1 updates the software to version 8.69 and it introduces production support for the Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) operating system from Canonical. Available for both x86 and x86_64 architectures, ATI Catalyst [...]
If you migrated from Windows to Ubuntu you might be missing the Windows key on your keyboard. In Windows OS if you press the Windows key the Start menu opens up but not in Ubuntu. Here’s an easy way to open up the Applications menu under Ubuntu with a press of the Windows key. First [...]
We all know that Ubuntu users use a lot of terminals. I know I was using about 5 terminals at one time and it really was a fuss finding the one I needed next. With Terminator you now can run multiple terminals in 1 window. To install Terminator open up a terminal and run the [...]
GShutdown is a tool for Ubuntu which performs and schedules system shutdown, logout and restart. To install it open up a terminal and run the following command: sudo apt-get install gshutdown After installation you can find GShutdown under Applications -> Accessories. And here it is: As you can see it’s really simple to use. Just [...]
This is the easiest way to download youtube videos to your personal computer if you’re using Ubuntu. All you have to do is to install YouTube-Dl. It downloads YouTube videos from the command line and works on Linux, and Mac OS. To install YouTube-Dl open a terminal and run the following command: sudo apt-get install [...]
If you’re an Ubuntu user and you have your own blog then you might find this really interesting and useful. Everybody likes posting images to their blog, right ? But what if you have a bunch of photos and you need to rename (for search engines) and resize (to fit your blog layout) them ? [...]
We all know that developing a website in CakePHP is very easy and also fast. Here’s how to create a multilingual website fast. First open app/config/bootstrap.php and set the languages you want available for your website: Configure::write(‘Config.languages’, array( ‘ro’ => array( ‘language’ => ‘Romanian’, ‘locale’ => ‘rum’, ‘localeFallback’ => ‘rum’, ‘charset’ => ‘utf-8′ ), ‘en’ [...]
Single file upload script. All the variables can be easily changed to suit your needs: – maximum file size that can be uploaded – allowed file extensions of files that are uploaded Easy to integrate into any design as it is very easy to remove it’s css and use your own. You can also view [...]
Features New simple layout will easy on the eye colors The entries submitted will stay pending untill the admin approves them. Image captcha Pagination system – the GuestBook will display the entries in pages so that your page will load faster and be smaller. You can edit the number of entries displayed per page in [...]
We all have obsolete gadgets in our home. If they’re TV games, old computers or old laptops we can find a good use for them. The best use for an old laptop I ever saw is this: Oh … and by the way … if you have old gadgets and you’re planning of doing something [...]
Everybody loves a good night out … a few beers with your friends, a good chat and then … you’re drunk Nothing bad at this (as long as you don’t get drunk every evening) but what happens when you get home ? You try and try to open the door but that damn key just [...]
It’s coming: Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty. The game will launch worldwide (except China ) on July 27 for the PC and Mac and will retail for $60 in the US. The game will also be available in a deluxe $100 Collector’s Edition that will include a 176 page art book and a flash drive [...]
A woman asks her husband – a programmer – to go to shopping. Dear, please go to the grocery store to buy some bread. Also, if they have eggs, buy 6 Twenty minutes later the husband comes back bringing 6 loafs of bread. His wife flabbergasted: Dear, why on earth did you buy 6 loafs [...]
Before disease took his ability to move, Tony Quan was an amazing graffiti artist. Now he is completely paralyzed, save for his eyes, and still an amazing artist. Seeing how he works left me with tear-streaked cheeks. Check it out: Beautiful, isn’t it? Art, whether in the form of graffiti or coffee, is an individual’s [...]
Jackie Chan on a Segway wearing a helmet that says Kaspersky on it and punching computer viruses ? You may be thinking I’m telling the dream I had last night. Well .. I’m not. Here’s Jackie Chan’s new Kaspersky commercial with Eugene Kaspersky:
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Everybody loves making money, right ? The thing is everybody loves making money the easy way … and making some money online is easy. Izea ( the company behind SocialSpark and Sponsored Tweets ) just launched a new mobile application for iPhones.
WeReward.com pays you for check ins and tasks you complete in the real world. It integrates with Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare, so you can still get your badges and share the way you always have.
What you need is a PayPal account, a Twitter account, a Facebook account, a Foursquare account and of course the iPhone application ( Download the App ). I bet you already have accounts with the services mentioned above
Don’t worry about a blog or a website … you won’t need it. You will earn money in the real world. You will have to complete tasks like taking a photo of yourself eating shushi or drinking a Jones Soda (tasks) or by simply going to a place near by ( checkins ). It’s nice that you can claim tasks from anywhere. Please don’t do it from a public restroom
Here’s a video presentation of WeReward from YouTube:
I’m really wondering why aren’t you downloading the application by now ? oh … you don’t have an iPhone ? Buy one
We all have obsolete gadgets in our home. If they’re TV games, old computers or old laptops we can find a good use for them. The best use for an old laptop I ever saw is this:
Laptop Clock
Oh … and by the way … if you have old gadgets and you’re planning of doing something like this you probably are a geek. You can see which type of geek you are here
Everybody loves a good night out … a few beers with your friends, a good chat and then … you’re drunk Nothing bad at this (as long as you don’t get drunk every evening) but what happens when you get home ? You try and try to open the door but that damn key just doesn’t want to get in the key lock.
Here’s the solution – The Simple Key Lock –
It’s coming: Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty. The game will launch worldwide (except China ) on July 27 for the PC and Mac and will retail for $60 in the US. The game will also be available in a deluxe $100 Collector’s Edition that will include a 176 page art book and a flash drive preloaded with the original Starcraft and its Brood War expansion.
Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty will focus on the human Terran campaign with a 29-mission single-player campaign. However, the multiplayer component will also let gamers wage interstellar real-time strategy warfare as the hivelike Zerg and technologically advanced Protoss factions. Starcraft II is the first new stand-alone game from Blizzard Entertainment since 2004′s World of Warcraft, which has dominated the subscription-based massively multiplayer online role-playing market.
HP has designed a new architecture within which multiple layers of memristor memory can be stacked on top of each other in a single chip. As a result, the company believes devices incorporating memristor-based chips could hit the market in five years. Such devices would include handheld gadgets offering 10 times greater embedded memory than exists today. In addition, supercomputers could be made “dramatically faster” than what’s predicted in Moore’s law.
Moore’s law, named after Intel co-founder Gordon E. Moore, states that the number of transistors placed on an integrated circuit doubles about every two years. The trend has led to dramatic increases in performance at lower energy consumption in each new generation of microprocessor.
HP researchers say incorporating the memristor element in chips, rather than shrinking transistors, could lead to faster computers that are more energy efficient. That’s because memristor-based chips require less energy and can store at least twice as much data in the same area as a solid-state drive used today.
We anticipate the ability to make more compact and power-efficient computing systems well into the future, even after it is no longer possible to make transistors smaller via the traditional Moore’s law approach
said R. Stanley Williams, senior fellow and director of Information and Quantum Systems Lab at HP, in a statement.
HP’s latest findings were detailed in a paper published this week in the journal Nature.
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The title sounds really tempting, right ? Free Domain And One Year Hosting For Only 10 Bucks. Yep, it’s possible. A rebrand of Nexx’s web hosting platform brought a great promotion. You’ll get a free .com domain and 12 months of hosting for only $10.
2 … maybe 3 years ago I was using free hosting accounts. I remember I was especially using “post to host” forums. I was getting free hosting in exchange for the posts I was making on their forums. It was ok … but when I started receiving more traffic I had to buy hosting because free hosting accounts had limited bandwidth. I remember that one month I ran out of bandwidth on the 3rd of the month. My site was down for the rest of the month – 28 days.
Right now I am paying $9.80 per year for the domain and $9.90 per month for my hosting account. Now … some math : 12 x 9.90 = 118.8.
118.8 + 9.80 = 128.6. This means I’m paying $128.6 per year just to keep Sava’s Place online. And now I (and you) can get Unlimited Web Hosting for a full year for only $10 and buy some gadgets with the money ( $118.6 ) I’ll spare.
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Young talented artist Antoinette Citizen has decorated a normal room to look like the first level from the Nintendo game Super Mario Bros. It contains all the bricks, question marks, coins and boxes that you can find in the real game.
Super Mario Room
The boxes are in 3D, and the background that would be the room’s walls are pixelated so it looks like you are in the middle of a real Mario game. And the room is installed with sound effects too
When you look at most of the two dozen or so people in this photograph, which belongs to a Canadian museum, there’s no doubt that they’re from 1940, the year in which it was taken. But what about that guy?
Those trendy sunglasses? That T-shirt and hippie shawl? The disinterested expression? He sure as hell doesn’t look like any Roosevelt-era bro. Maybe that’s just it – he looks like a “bro”, which we all know didn’t come into existence until the 1970s.