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40 Excellent Free WordPress Themes
WordPress – the popular open source publishing platform – allows you to easily customize your installation with WordPress themes. In this collection, you’ll find 40 high-quality and free WordPress themes handpicked from the vast amount of free themes out there on the web.
Add comment April 5, 2009
New iPhone Comes Loaded with Photos of the Girl Who Made It
We’ve seen pictures from the factory coming loaded on new iPhones before, but this is the first time we’ve seen what appear to be intentional snapshots loaded on a new iPhone. Surprise: the person who put your iPhone together is an cute girl!
Add comment August 21, 2008
Explaining Greatness: xkcd
For those of us who believe that xkcd is the answer to life, the universe, and everything
Add comment August 20, 2008
Five (very good) Reasons For Home Made Renewable Energy
A British Government reports provides a series of compelling reasons to put a wind-turbine in your garden, solar panels on your roof, and a combined heat and power boiler in your basement. Here are the top 5 reasons why you should add renewable energy gadgets to your home today..
Add comment June 6, 2008
BBC1 to be shown live on internet
BBC1 is to air live on the internet, making it the first of the corporation’s analogue TV channels to be simulcast on the web.
This is great news & a step in the right direction.
All we need now is some hardcore broadband in this country & ISP that stop whining about people using their networks ! !
Add comment June 5, 2008
Make your Mac’s Speech Recognition work for you
Mac OS X comes with a pretty great Speech Recognition tool built-in, and, although it doesn’t do all that much out-of-the-box, it’s really easy to create your own speakable actions for virtually any application. Here is how (video included)
Add comment May 21, 2008
iPhone as Tricorder
Set phasers to Huge Frakking Nerd.
I’ll be honest and admit to trying this as soon as I saw it. Point Mobile Safari to http://38i.biz/tricorder and view an iPhone-optimized web page that resembles a Star Trek Tricorder.
So, what does it do, you ask? Why, it scans a given area, interprets and displays gathered data and records all findings to isolinear chips.
Actually, it doesn’t do to much. Once you ‘turn it on’ by clicking the power button, you can switch between three functions and view related animations. Every minute or so, a window pops up with a snide remark like, ‘The Federation is shocked. The Enterprise actually ferried an alien VIP from one place to another without serious incident.‘ It’s even got a snazzy webclip icon.
Sadly, there are no sounds to accompany the visuals. It might not offer much more than a little entertainment, but one thing is certain … it will definitely help you pick up chicks.
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Add comment May 2, 2008
Towel Day Widget 1.0
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About Towel Day Widget Countdown for the Towel Day 2008. A free Dashboard widget for your Mac desktop. This widget counts down in days to may, 25th – the towel day. A tribute to the author Douglas Adams, who made the world happy with ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’. |
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(Via New Widgets.)
Add comment May 2, 2008
Hands on: Opera 9.5 beta 2 improves speed, adds features
Opera has released Beta 2 of the 9.5 version of their web browser, and we’ve taken a quick tour to see what’s in store. First impressions? It’s faaaaaast.
I love Opera, and use it all the time.
It’s truly a great browser and well worth trying out.
It is soooo fast and once you get the hang of all the shortcut keys that are on offer, you can really fly around the web.
I’m downloading the new beta now !
Add comment April 28, 2008
