Science: It Works, Bitches!
On a recent late spring trip, my wife and I visited Hyannis, Massachusetts. During some free time, we had a chance to walk down to the beach and take a stroll. We were greeted at the beach by a thick mist and...
On a recent late spring trip, my wife and I visited Hyannis, Massachusetts. During some free time, we had a chance to walk down to the beach and take a stroll. We were greeted at the beach by a thick mist and...
:-O 3:07 – Showing gameplay footage – Looks like protoss ships – floating over asteroid/ base structure – entering protoss ase – similar looking buildings – vespene gas still in the game – character pane shows up on right side...
I came across an interesting white paper from Sony on recycling styrofoam. Additionally, and this is an important point, the evaporated limonene is returned to a clean liquid state and can be reused any number of times. This system can...
I’m making this post just because cephalopods are awesome.
Just a few days ago, I was praising Microsoft hardware and support after calling to get my broken IntelliMouse replaced. So today when I got back from lunch, to my surprise, I found a huge package sitting on my front...
I know I’ll probably come across like a “fanboi“, but I really, really like Microsoft’s keyboards and mice. I’m currently using the Natural Ergo 4000 keyboard and it’s awesome (you can read my review of it at Amazon). It’s the...
I’m just too lazy to update the blogging engine 😛 But at least now, the site renders correctly in FF and IE. Now what to do about those other link items…
Or rather, the cut scenes (in game and pre-rendered) from the game. If you’re like me, you really don’t have the time to spend plunking down in front of your TV to play 40-60 hour games anymore. Most of...
Not that EditPlus didn’t rock before, but it’s rockin’ even harder now with the release of version 2.3! Two of the biggest features are the addition of indentation based collapsable code regions (I’ve already got collapse/expand hotkeyed!) and “Copy as...
16,500,000,000. 16.5 Billion US dollars. That’s the budget assigned to NASA, all of NASA, for 2006. With this relatively miniscule budget, some of the brightest engineers in the world are asked to scrape by on what amounts to table scraps....