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Here's a game for the entrepreneur in you.
Ok, maybe it's for the entrepreneur in your kids (I guess I'm still a kid :o)
It teaches the basics of recognizing an opportunity for a business, raising capital for running the business, marketing, knowing your customers...
Pretty good idea.
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Sony is going to start selling the PS2 in China.
The big news here is that China has been known to have high rates of piracy so the PS2 games will cost far less than they do in the US or the UK, but still be slightly more that pirated discs.
The problem is that only two or three games will be available at launch which will just increase piracy in order to get more games.
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November 29, 2003
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Avalanche is another online flash game.
The way this game works is that you have a bunch of different color balls falling from the top and when 3 or more of the same color touch each other you click them and they disappear.
There are many games based on the same concept but in this one you have different goals you need to achieve in each level.
The most common goal is that there are several balls with stars on them and you need to clear them a path so that they reach the bottom of the screen.
Watch out cuz this one is pretty addictive.
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November 28, 2003
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Just enter a few details about yourself and you can create a barcode of yourself
Now instead of writing your name on your laundry you can print your barcode on it (talk about high-tech).
Posted by Guy at 12:50 PM
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Here's a web application that shows you what your site looks like using the Safari browser.
You can download a screen shot of what your site looks like on the Mac.
It does take about 20 seconds to generate the screen shot so be patient.
Posted by Guy at 08:01 AM
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Gyration has come out with a wireless gyroscopic mouse.
Basically the mouse looks like a TV remote but it's a mouse that you can control by waving around in the air.
Looks like a natural addition to my media PC but the only problem with it is that the "Media Center Remote & Keyboard" set cost $180.
A bit too much for a mouse and keyboard.
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November 26, 2003
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Here's a site on how to make bedroom slippers out of Maxi Pads!
Just check out these features:
- Soft and Hygienic
- Non-slip grip strips on the soles
- Built in deodorant feature
- No more bending over to mop up spills
- Disposable and biodegradable.
- Three convenient sizes: Regular, Light day and Get out the Sand Bags
:o)
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You know how over the years there have been tons of Tetris variations?
There's Tetris plus, Tetris 2000, 3D Tetris....
I happened to stumble on this version of Tetris: Tetris 1D (instead of the classic 2D).
I'm sure this can provide hours of fun (wink wink)...
Update: it moved to www.tetris1d.org
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November 25, 2003
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This typing game is a great way to train for carpal tunnel syndrome!
It's a very simple game where you see letters fly across the screen and you need to type them before they reach the end of the screen (then they disappear).
I got 615 points (but at the end I was more or less just banging on the keyboard).
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This sounds like an urban legend (that's why it's from snopes.com) but it is a true story.
The County of Los Angeles has banned the use of the terms master/slave (which is the common term used when configuring several hard drives in one computer, among other things)!
Somebody there thinks that the term master/slave is offensive so now LA County requires that vendors working with the county remove all master/slave references!
That is unbelievable.
I'm surprised they didn't just put a total ban on the word slave and get it over with...
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Try this fun senses challenge.
It's a short quiz (20 questions) with various questions that have to do with our senses.
There are also scientific explanations about each answer.
Thanks to Ava for the link.
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Looking for an album cover?
Just enter the album name (or the artist) and the Album Cover Finder will find you a picture of the album cover (pretty simple ah?).
Cool idea (I wonder why you couldn't just search Amazon?!)
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November 23, 2003
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I'm the Burfday Boy :o)
Yipeeeee!!!
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November 22, 2003
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Next time you need to write a rap song check out the online rhyming dictionary.
Go to this site if you want to rhyme,
So open this site and pick up a guitar,
Before you know it you'll be a star :o)
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Pipi-Max (that's the real name) is a toy dog that really pees!
Is it just me or is this going a bit too far?
Pretty soon they'll come out with his brother Doodo-Max, and you know you don't want to have that thing in the house :o).
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November 21, 2003
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Now that's what I call a tree house.
Just looking at the picture gets a big WOW.
For one million big ones you get a four story high tree including house, 2 gaming consoles, a state-of-the-art entertainment center (including 2 20" LCD monitors and a Sony 50" plasma TV), twin bed, telescope, mini fridge, phone and satellite service, carpet, Foosball game, a bunch of tables, chairs, and benches, and much more...
And get what it says at the bottom: "Allow 6 to 12 months for construction and installation depending on location and state/local building codes".
Talk about having the coolest tree house on the block!
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Here's another site with weird inventions.
My favorite is the invisible house (there's a note at the bottom: "people who live in invisible houses should not throw stones!...at least not at the house" :-).
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This dude created an aquarium out of a Mac G4 Cube.
The G4 Cube is one cool looking computer so the aquarium also looks really cool (check out the picture on the site).
I don't know if Mac lovers will love or hate this idea...
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November 20, 2003
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This dude has a huge collection of rare Transformers.
Just check out how many pictures he has of his Tranformers collection.
I looked at several pictures and was thrown back some 15-20 years.
He has quite a bit of Transformers that I used to play with.
Ahh nostalgia...
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I used to play Prince Of Persia for hours when I was [a bit] younger.
Now you can play this classic game online (although I doubt that it's the full version).
BTW: there is a new version of Prince Of Persia for the modern consoles.
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News-Images.com displays the current images from many news sites.
That way instead of having to actually read what's in the news you can just see the pictures and click on the images that seem interesting to you.
Sometimes you can see that an image appears several times in different sites so you know that it's a popular story.
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Geek Alert: all non geeks will not be interested in this post!
Here's a great tutorial on debugging JavaScript using Venkman which is both a graphical and command-line application for writing and debugging JavaScript code that works directly with any browser based upon Mozilla (i.e. Mozilla 1.x, Netscape 6 and 7 and Firebird).
Too bad Microsoft Internet Explorer doesn't have anything even remotely close to Venkman.
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November 18, 2003
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Yesterday I updated the site's style sheet and CssCreator could have helped me.
CSS Creator lets you select HTML elements, define their CSS properties, preview what they will look like, and generate the CSS code.
It's a bit buggy but overall it works and really helps you try out different colors and other settings.
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November 17, 2003
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I updated the stylesheet that is used in Guy's World.
The pages should now be more readable and should load a bit faster.
Let me know what you think...
Posted by Guy at 08:42 PM
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Tinchilla is an instant can cooler.
It can chill a regular can of soda from room temperature to frosty cold in 60 seconds.
The Tinchilla works by spinning the can at an optimized speed so that the metal of the can is rapidly chilled by exposing its surface to ice cubes and water surrounding it.
In addition, the spinning causes a whirlpool inside the can which allows as much of the drink as possible to be exposed to the now chilled surface of the can thus rapidly transferring the heat from inside to the surrounding water and ice.
They claim that even though they are spinning the can you can still open it right away, without it spraying all over you (I'd like to see that).
Posted by Guy at 08:27 PM
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A few days ago the $11 Ritz digital camera was hacked enabling people to extract their digital pictures from it for free.
The idea behind the Ritz $11 digital camera is that you buy the camera from them for very little but only Ritz can access the pictures inside so you must go back to them and pay them another $12 to save your photos on a CD (only they can get your pictures out of the camera), very similar to a disposable camera.
Now that the camera has been hacked, people can just pay the $11 and they have a simple digital camera.
Cool!
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November 16, 2003
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This is the bike for a true rocker: the Guitarbike.
That's one weird looking guitar (and of course the motorcycle also looks odd).
(the site looks like it was built by a 15 year old)
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Here's a game for the drunken dude in you: Piss in the bowl.
The object of the game (like it's name implies) is to piss in the toilet bowl without making a mess around you.
Maybe if you play this drunk then it'll be easier?!
Posted by Guy at 10:19 PM
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The famous needle-nose of the Concorde was auctioned off a few days ago and an anonymous buyer paid about $550,000 for it (pretty amazing for a huge white cone)!
That is over 30 times the price that it was expected to fetch.
I guess somebody really wanted to build a Concorde in their garage and was missing just the nose.
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November 15, 2003
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And here's another online game: Bubble Trouble.
I ran into this game a few years ago (not in an online version) and it's harder than it seems at first (especially as the levels advance).
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Guinness Record In Card Stacking
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Check out the work of the Guinness World Record holder in card stacking.
His work is truly outstanding.
This dude has been on the architecture faculty at Iowa State University for three years and is earning a Master of Design at Harvard's Graduate School of Design.
Too bad they don't have a degree in card stacking!
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November 14, 2003
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Here is something kinda odd: this dude somehow "hacked" a Kodak digital camera in order to run old arcade games on.
It's quite amazing how (and why) he was able to do this.
I guess he saw a color screen, some arrow buttons and thought to himself: here's another place I could play Doom.
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Here's something really cool: the bio motion lab.
On this site you can see how different types of people move differently.
All you see is a dot figure (like a stick man but without the lines that connect between the joints) that is walking.
You can choose what type of person you want to see (male/female, heavy/light, nervous/relaxed, happy/sad) and then you see the difference in the figure's movement.
It's quite amazing how you can recognize the differences in the walk between a happy and a sad person.
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November 13, 2003
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This site lets you rate people who think that they look like famous people.
The idea is pretty simple: people who think that they resemble somebody famous send in their picture and you (yes YOU) can browse random pictures of these quasi celebs and rank each one.
There are some people there who look exactly like some famous people (I'm pretty sure that one of the pictures that was submitted is a picture of the real celeb) and there are some that don't even come close.
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November 12, 2003
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I've been an avid supporter of the excellent Dave's Quick Search Deskbar, which lets you search numerous online resources from your desktop (you can easily lookup a word in the dictionary, find acronyms, search Google, convert currencies, and quickly access just about any other site that you need).
Now Google has come out with a similar product: the Google Deskbar.
The Google Deskbar lets you search Google without opening your browser.
You just enter some keywords in the text field on your deskbar (very much like Dave's Quick Search Deskbar) and a window with your search results quickly opens.
Additional options let you search other site (also like Dave's Quick Search).
You can search for movie reviews, stock quotes, and some other sites.
The Google bar main advantage over Dave's bar (as far as I can currently see) is that Dave's bar opens Internet Explorer for displaying results, which can take a while to open (depending on your computer) whereas the Google Deskbar quickly slides up a window (with some cool animations) with your results.
Therefore not only does Google's application give you faster results, they also look cooler (not just an Internet Explorer window).
The advantage that Dave's Deskbar has over Google's is that it is mainly written in HTML so you can pretty easily add your own custom searches (I added the ability to search your UpSave bookmarks and added custom searches that I use to search the Intranet at work).
Therefore there are a lot more searches in Dave's Deskbar.
Google's Deskbar does have the ability to add your own searches but it is not as powerful as Dave's.
The Google Bar is still in beta version so there may be some problems with it but I'm sure that they'll gradually stabilize and improve it.
Update: I uninstalled the Google Deskbar since I never seemed to use it (though I do keep using Dave's Quick Search Deskbar).
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Time has a collection of the coolest inventions of 2003.
The inventions are in categories like transportation, extreme sports, gadgets...
There are some very cool (obviously) things there like the Animatronic Dino (which I wrote about here a while ago), the Ice Bike, glow in the dark fish, and the Gibson digital guitar (that has an Ethernet port :-).
Very cool stuff there!
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Microsoft is finally going to add a pop up blocker to Internet Explorer.
It will be added in the next service pack update for Windows XP.
The benefit of using a built in popup stopper is that usually it works faster than 3rd party blockers and that since "everybody" will have one advertisers may slowly stop using popup ads.
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Here's a collection of movie fonts.
These are free fonts that have been inspired (and really capture the feel) of several popular movies.
Who would believe that the Truman Show would have its own font?
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November 10, 2003
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I finished organizing the Guy's World Movie Section.
From now on I'll be posting all movies posts there (and maybe I'll just add a link here whenever I post about a movie).
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The Embrio is a combination between a Segway and a motorcycle.
To quote the site: the prototype that may or may not make production uses gyroscope technology to balance riders but adds a dash of flair absent in the Segway.
(ie: it looks much cooler :o)
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Disposable cell phones are here!
It's also recyclable and there's a $5 incentive to return it (or you can just throw it away).
The phone comes with 60 minutes of prepaid calling (you can add more), a hands free earbud, and a rechargeable battery and charger.
I couldn't find how much the thing costs.
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November 09, 2003
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Luckily I haven't run into this problem yet (and I hope I don't) but you never know when this may come in handy: dealing with PS2 read errors.
I sure hope I don't need this link in the future.
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November 07, 2003
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Hotmail.co.uk Up For Grabs
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Microsoft forgot to renew the domain name for hotmail.co.uk!
This is quite amazing.
I have a domain name that is going to expire in a few months (don't worry not guymal.com) and every week I get these warning emails that the world is going to end if I don't renew my domain name (so I don't see how MS could overlook these warnings).
Another amazing thing is that in December 1999 Microsoft forgot to renew the Passport domain name (the domain name that is used for Hotmail.com) and somebody bought it for $35!
Luckily for Microsoft, the dude who bought it did it so Hotmail would continue working.
Microsoft gave him a $500 check for his good deed which he put on ebay in order to raise money for charity.
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November 06, 2003
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Handmark has some great Palm OS games.
I tried Monopoly for Palm OS and Battleship and both are great.
I did encounter a problem with the sounds in Battleship, it works with disgusting system sounds instead of the Clie sounds database that comes with it (I installed the game and the sounds on the Memory Stick so that may be the problem).
Other than that, both are a great way to pass time when you are waiting for the train.
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Pictures of the upcoming Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) are popping up all over the web (check out a concept picture of PSP).
Its specs are also pretty impressive: a 480x272 pixel display, built-in wireless capabilities (802.11b), 7.1 channel Dolby surround sound, and 1.8GB "Universal Media Discs.".
The Nintendo GameBoy better beware (the Nokia N-Gage is already in a lot of trouble so the PSP is not good news for Nokia either).
Update: here's some great PSP pictures.
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November 05, 2003
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Microsoft has offered two $250,000 bounties for information that leads to the arrest of the people who released the MSBlast worm and the SoBig virus.
Microsoft really is become big brother.
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November 04, 2003
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I don't how I got there, but this morning I found myself at www.msnmessenger-download.com which looks like a totally legitimate site for downloading MSN Messenger 6.1.
It is not (MSN Messenger is currently at version 6.0)!
This site looks so real that I really pity the poor people who are tricked into installing this (and god knows what happens to their computers).
Never download and install software that you aren't sure where it's from (although with the evil site you are sure that you are downloading from Microsoft).
Just so you know: MSN Messenger should always be downloaded from http://messenger.msn.com.
Watch out!
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November 03, 2003
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Flip Flap is another online game.
At first it may look easy but it's not as easy as it looks.
Posted by Guy at 07:39 PM
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are creating a system for improving image search engines.
Instead of looking at the image's context (basically the text that is around the image) they want to create a huge database of images and information about each image, and have an artificial intelligent system "learn" it.
The problem that they ran into was how to input all the information about the hundreds of millions of images that they want in the database.
They came up with an ingenious way: make a game out of it.
In the ESP game players describe an image and they get points when they both use the same words (and the system learns how to describe the images in words).
Pretty creative!
Posted by Guy at 03:38 PM
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Check out these instructions if you want to change the location of your My Documents folder.
Usually my C: drive is filled up so it doesn't help that the My Documents folder is also on C:.
Now you can easily move it to a drive that has more free space on it (it really is easy to move the folder).
Posted by Guy at 12:08 AM
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November 02, 2003
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Today I ran across one of the worst web sites I've ever seen: AEG UK.
The usability of this site is horrible.
In the main frame (yes it uses evil frames) all the links are pictures that don't have any information whatsoever about where the link is leading (not even an image alt or writing something usable to the status bar).
The rest of the text on the page is not clickable.
When you do click on one of the images (having no idea where you are going to end up) then you sometimes end up stuck in a page where you can't go back (clicking your back button only keeps redirecting you back to the same page, not the original page that you came from).
Ahh!
There are probably a ton more problems with this site but I can't stand even evaluating it.
They don't even get my seven seconds.
Posted by Guy at 12:45 PM
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Fashion designer Julien Macdonald has created three exclusive .laptop bag designs for Intel, to celebrate the growing role that technology plays in women’s lives.
The bag comes in three colors and I think it looks butt ugly.
Posted by Guy at 08:18 AM
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November 01, 2003
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Yes, yes another game :)
This one is Mini Racing (Mini as in the Mini-minor car).
This game is like those old toy car race tracks where you all you need to do is press down on the gas controller and know when to release it (before sharp turns) so you don't go flying off the track.
At first this game sounds boring but it was pretty fun.
Posted by Guy at 10:12 PM
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Mowing the lawn too hard for you?
Then you can try to build a radio control lawnmower, like this guy did.
If he hooked it up to one of those riding lawn mowers he could give the neighborhood kids rides while he mows their parents' lawns.
Posted by Guy at 03:58 PM
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