Posts Tagged ‘Tech’

May 16, 2006 View Comments

SnOil

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SnOil Nibbles, using a Ferrofluid display in which players tilt the box to control the movement. * I want one. Later Bloggies * Description taken from Techeblog.com ** Up a Paddle – Episode 8 is delayed until tomorrow or Wednesday. I didn’t have time to finish editing it tonight. It’s a long one and will [...]

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February 7, 2006 View Comments

Mmmm, Printable Bacon …

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Inkjets that can recreate organs are coming soon. (I guess technically they would be Fleshjets, and technically, that name sounds gross). These printers would be able to join generic cells together into complex structures, like a new heart or pair of kidneys. This is very exciting news, indeed. Theoretically, these cells could be made using [...]

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October 29, 2005 View Comments

Free iPod News

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For all of you who clicked on my Free iPod link and completed a referral, thank you. Of course, that wouldn’t be anyone reading this blog. I finally got five referrals and am one step closer to becoming an iPod owner. The FreePay network is currently reviewing mine and my referrals offer completions to make [...]

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October 26, 2005 View Comments

Guy Creates His Own Revolution Controller

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A mockup of what the Nintendo Revolution controller should be like was created using a Gyration Ultra mouse and a one handed PSX controller. Pretty nifty. Apparently it worked fairly well too. It was tested using Half-Life 2 deathmatch. I can’t wait for the Nintendo Revolution to be released. The current rumor is that it [...]

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October 25, 2005 View Comments

Videora – Video Conversion for Portable Devices

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Videora has a video converter available that can shrink your videos down so they can fit on a video iPod (in iPod compatible video formats). Eventually, they will be making similar converters for other formats. I’ve played with Psp Video 9 and this looks to be similar. The neat thing about this one is, that [...]

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October 18, 2005 View Comments

The Y2038 Bug

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The Y2038 bug, relative of the Y2K bug, is poised to strike at any moment. Well, on January 19, 2038 at any rate. The problem is due to the date being stored in a 4 byte format. This is most prevalent in the standard C library time.h. I’m guessing this will be a fairly simple [...]

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October 6, 2005 View Comments

Video iPod on the way?

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Someone at BBC 6 let it slip that the long awaited video iPod will be released on October 12. I can’t wait for the free video iPod sites to spring up so I can sign up and never get one. It’s so great with the iPod I’m currently trying to not get. I just can’t [...]

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September 26, 2005 View Comments

Microsoft Windows is Officially Broken

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Check out the following article: Microsoft Windows is Officially Broken. It talks about the problems involved in coding for Longhorn and why it needed to be redesigned from the ground up. Also, this article explains why Windows Vista won’t be shipping with a bunch of the features that were initally promised, the most notable of [...]

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September 9, 2005 View Comments

“All the cool kids are programming in java”

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TIOBE Programming Community Index. It’s interesting to see what programming languages are popular on a month by month basis. Java and C seemed to be neck and neck this past year. I also would have thought that Ruby would have been higher up the list, given the buzz I’ve been hearing about it lately. Later [...]

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September 8, 2005 View Comments

Fun things to do with your Mac Mini

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I’ve been thinking about getting a Mac Mini so I can host this site from my apartment and this site has a number of projects you can perform with one. I’ll probably still wait until they start selling the Mini’s with Intel chips, though. Also, there was some news about a new IPod or something [...]

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