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Cool animations – Complicated Mechanisms Explained
Clever use of animated GIF’s…
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My WRT54G collection – pile of other wrt-compatible boxes in a different pile
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Apparently, I’ve been paying too much for digital cameras :)
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Shipping out a bunch of stuff for ebay
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Sea-water Ham radio Antennas
This is really cool… they show how they can use a stream of salt-water as a two-way antenna:
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Late night hacking – 1wire on wrt platform using open-wrt
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Jailbreak your PS3 with a TI-84+ calculator
DRM doesn’t have a chance against hackers… watch this video
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Hiding your Wifi SSID is NOT secure
Don’t hide your SSID – it doesn’t help… oh, and BTW and don’t use MAC filtering either – it also doesn’t help…
This myth has been around for a very long time, and we aren’t expecting everybody to receive this news with happy agreement. You’re welcome to state your case in the comments for why hidden wireless networks are a great idea, but we think if you keep reading, you’ll realize that it’s just not a security feature.
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Presentation about the sun and space weather at ECHO
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The History of Family Guy
I had no idea it took so many years to get Family Guy to where it is today…
We all love Family Guy but it wasn’t quite always the show you’ve come to know. Here you can see Seth MacFarlane’s original idea of a man with his talking sidekick of a dog evolve into what the show is now.
It all started with McFarlane’s original creation “The Life of Larry.” This was presented to networks in 1995. It stars Larry (an older, skinner man than Peter), his talking dog, unattractive wife Lois, and their son.
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Mcdonalds angus snack wrap as seen on nightline
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Finally got the wideband O2 sensor installed
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Google Chrome v6 Update Today – woohoo!
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Inventables in Entrepreneurs in Action video
Full disclosure – I’m on their advisory board… but the video is still cool 🙂
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16 year old kid makes million bucks
Clever kid.
His name: Christian Owens. His age: 16. He made his first million dollars in two years, “inspired by Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs”. This is how he did it.
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Buy memories, not stuff
Good advice…
SHE had so much.
A two-bedroom apartment. Two cars. Enough wedding china to serve two dozen people.
Yet Tammy Strobel wasn’t happy. Working as a project manager with an investment management firm in Davis, Calif., and making about $40,000 a year, she was, as she put it, caught in the “work-spend treadmill.”
So one day she stepped off.
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Helium shortage coming, running out in 25 years
Ouch – my kids may never know what a party balloon is!
Apparently, the world is running out of helium. Robert Richardson, a Nobel Prizewinner, believes that helium supplies will run out in 25 years. And since no other substance has a lower boiling point than helium, this could be a problem.
The World Is Running Out Of Helium, Balloons Will Eventually Cost $100
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Is twitter and micro-blogging starting to lose its cool-factor?
I never really micro-blogged… my twitter account is just a fancy RSS feed for this blog… I felt that twitter and the like was a “throw away” medium… just cast it out there and people may or may not read it… Looks like Leo agrees…
“everything I’ve posted over the past four years on Twitter, Friendfeed, Pownce, etc. has been an immense waste of time”
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