HTC Dream Photos Leaked
Engadget seems to have gotten their hands on some snaps of what seems to be the HTC Dream. It also seems to match up with the FCC documents of the premier Android device that made the rounds of the net a few weeks ago.
The unit comes with both a touch screen and a [...]
Design An OS for $20-$100
I’m not one for ridiculously funny things, but this ad that I spotted on Get A Coder has got to be one of the most pathetically funny requests I have ever seen.
I need someone to program me a new OS (Operasting System) that looks different than Ms Windows XP etc. but has the same style. [...]
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Tips for geeks (and Parents) to get a little more zzzzzzz
You might be a new parent or just a wired geek working 20 hour days. Either way a few tips on getting a little extra sleep is needed. Check out the Cheat on the Need to Sleep Wiki Page.
Link: Wired’s Cheat on the Need to Sleep Wiki Page
A Non Tech Video
Well this may have nothing to do with technology it is one of the funniest public access tv shows I have ever seen. The concept is the guy (John Kilduff) paints while on a treadmill while he blends fruit’s and Veggies. He also seems to get an large number of crank calls while doing so. [...]
How to be a whistle blower
I just spotted this Wired (as in the magazine) Wiki Article on how to be a whistle blower. I’m not sure this will be the definite source but it’s food for thought.
Link: How to be a Whistle Blower
PSP Slim gets digital TV Tuner
Sony just launched the 1-SEG digital TV tuner in Japan. This puppy makes it possible to via high quality video over the air including an EPG. Unfortunately the only way to get one of these is to pack up your life and move overseas.
SecURLs: Daily dose of security
There are tons of places to get RSS feeds and security information, including right here, but this site includes RSS feeds from security blogs around the world, and the latest security podcasts all wrapped up in a nice splashpage-like package.http://www.securls.com
Top 10 Windows Errors
I love it when Windows errors pop up when you least expect them. They guys over at Newlaunches.com have compiled a Top 10 list of the Biggest Windows Errors. If any of you have snaps of any Windows errors at the most inappropriate places drop us a line.
Top 10 Biggest Windows Errors Via [...]
iPod Touch Factory Menu
A new iPod touch owner stumbles across a test/factory Menu which shows a bunch of status icons, most intriguing of all of them is the Bluetooth icon. Could the unit have the capability for bluetooth? Only time will tell as these units start to hit store shelves.
[via Gizmodo]
Outside – MMORPG of the year
Why spend the monthly charges on those expensive MMORPGs when you have “Oustide” which is free and possibly the MMORPG of the year.
All the features are so true too. Fully PvP rawr! The penalty of death sucks though – if you thought the experience point penalty in EverQuest was bad, think again
[via codefront]
Best of the week – Sept 3 – 9
Small Fry 1,000,000 Volt Mini Stun Gun (Frank)
Hackers at Microsoft (Rob)
Windows Error: “Operation Completed Successfully†(Frank)
26.25 Gigaflop Super Computer – $1256 (Frank)
Learn to Hack (Rob)
New Phone-less Ipod’s and more (Frank)
How To: VGA over Cat-5 (Frank)
Eco-Friendly DVR (Frank)
Inflight USB: Power for you gadgets from an audio jack [...]
SuperCoder 2000
The SuperCoder 2000 is the perfect keyboard for coders, come on, how many keys do coders really need? I wonder what this post would have looked like if I used the SuperCoder 2000?
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Windows Error:
Not too long ago we posted about a roll your own windows error site that allowed you to do just that, create your own Windows Error dialog boxes. Here we see a truly genuine (no pun intended) Windows Error. I wonder if it will be fixed in the upcoming service pack?
