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"To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public." -Teddy Roosevelt
Slashdot Review » Blog Archive » SDR Podcast 2005-12-27
I got a mention on the Slashdot Review podcast for adding myself onto the frappr map.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/31/2005 0 comments
All of us have a cool movie we download from torrents, and we try to rip that DVD into our CDS. This small tutorial shows you just how to do this without messing up.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/28/2005 0 comments
AJAX is not a new concept or even a single technology. It only gives a name to techniques that have been in use on the web for many years. Outlook Web Access is said to have been the first commercial AJAX based web application.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/23/2005 0 comments
Get your Yahoo! Mail on your personalized Google Home Page
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/22/2005 0 comments
Bush says he will continue breaking the law with illegal wiretaps. Also calls the Constitution just a "goddamned piece of paper" here: http://www.capitolhillblue.com/artman/publish/article_7779.shtml
OK, how would this not be impeachable compared to what Clinton did?
Clinton lied in a lawsuit, Bush lied to congress, the UN and the USA and its caused by his own admission over 30,000 Iraqi deaths and over 2,000 American solders and mercenaries/contractors.
I feel sorry I voted for him.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/18/2005 1 comments
Color film was non-existent in 1909 Russia, yet in that year a photographer named Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii captured hundreds of photos in full, vivid color. His photographic plates were black and white, but he had developed an ingenious photographic technique which allowed him to use them to produce accurate color images
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/09/2005 0 comments
Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/08/2005 0 comments
USA Today has your first look at photos from 20th Century Fox's X-Men 3, coming to theaters on May 26, 2006.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/05/2005 0 comments
Sony's been a bad boy this year, thanks to the rootkit issues and the coverups. Plus no PS3.
Boing Boing's Previous installments of the Sony Rootkit Roundup: Part I, Part II, Part III
Posted by Cold Chilli at 12/01/2005 0 comments
This blog is dedicated to interesting and cool google maps/mashups!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/29/2005 0 comments
Unless your being arrested you do not have to show an officer an ID in a public place. Read on...
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/26/2005 0 comments
The ever changing BCS poll can be confusing. To make things a little more clear, Joel Hollingsworth rolls out The Animated BCS Race - an awesome, graphical representation of the BCS rankings on a week-by-week basis.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/16/2005 0 comments
EFF (damanding) Sony to have a list of remedies in place by 9:00am PST on Friday, November 18, 2005. Letter and link found on Boing Boing http://www.boingboing.net/2005/11/14/eff_to_sony_you_brok.html. Momentum maybe?
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/15/2005 0 comments
Finally a member of the press who is saying what the rest of us have been saying boycott Sony till they recall the cds. Yes that includes your PSP you were hoping to get. Face it "Sony doesn't even know what a boycott is, so why should they care about it??"
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/14/2005 1 comments
Are you a Lost fanatic (like I am)? The first episode has interesting remarks from Daniel Dae Kim and Josh Holloway.
http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/podcasts.html
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/09/2005 0 comments
A New Jersey school district will pay $117,500 to a student who was punished for creating a website that included critical statements about his middle school.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/09/2005 0 comments
The American Bar Association is giving away free pocket-sized copies of the United States Constitution. Perhaps someone should have one sent to the White House.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/09/2005 0 comments
"ZenChi has created his latest Google Maps API project; The popular board game RISK on Google Maps! While Zen develops a human multi-player option in his next version, you can play a hot-seat game right now with others."
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/08/2005 0 comments
We're blocking the 1st amendment to protect you from yourself.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/03/2005 0 comments
Jack Thompson, you have been recruited by the Star League to defend the Frontier...
We all know that Jack Thompson is insane, but this funny little satire proves the point. Next he'll be going after Pacman.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 11/02/2005 0 comments
My blog is worth $1,693.62.
How much is your blog worth?
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/31/2005 0 comments
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/28/2005 0 comments
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/28/2005 0 comments
A long list of podcasts and descriptions of lectures that are available to the public. A great way to stay productive during a boring commute.
Go Purdue
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/27/2005 1 comments
A WHITE SOX WINNER!
In a related story Hell announces record cold spell.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/26/2005 0 comments
The Next Big thing in TV -- Darts.
According the the NYT Darts is supposed to be the next Texas Hold'em .
Bull's-Eye: TV's Next No-Limit Wager - New York Times scary part is I've seen Ads for Darts on Fox Sports Net. But I prefer Cricket over 501.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/26/2005 0 comments
A Modcast podcast, brought to you buy the guys at The Cubicle Escape Podcast (http://www.cubicleescape.com/)
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/25/2005 0 comments
Here is video of a real Xbox 360 being played on a kiosk at Walmart. The controller is shown, and the two games being played are Call of Duty 2, and King Kong.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/24/2005 0 comments
Any PERMISSION DENIED error has an OVERRIDE function.
You can infect a computer with a destructive virus by simply typing "UPLOAD VIRUS".
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/23/2005 0 comments
Photographic proof of Water on Mars. see what NASA is hiding from you. ;-)
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/17/2005 0 comments
Kevin's Tech Ramblings: Chocolate Covered Bacon
Pork Fat Rules!!!
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/16/2005 0 comments
Google Maps with the Reuters News Agency website. News Map places a pin on the story and colour coded pins show you what news category the story falls within.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/13/2005 0 comments
A federal trial court in Chicago has ruled recently that the ancient legal doctrine of trespass to chattels (meaning trespass to personal property) applies to the interference caused to home computers by spyware.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/13/2005 0 comments
A well written article using the motorcycle/car metaphor on why linux will never need to replace windows.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/09/2005 0 comments
Here's an email that got sent out to all the people who helped make Firefly/Serenity everything it is. Be sure to get your tickets for the show on Friday!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/07/2005 0 comments
Using Google Earth placemarks and web pages, they've created the world's biggest interactive game.
In order to beat the GameMaster, you must follow the clues and utilize the Checkpoint feature to move ahead.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/06/2005 0 comments
“Comcast had said it wanted to offer a free VOD platform to viewers,” Perrette said. "We told Comcast we would be willing to offer shows like Law & Order: SVU, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Las Vegas, Monk and BSG for them to run for free..."
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/05/2005 0 comments
From the same people who brought you Alien with Bunnies
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/05/2005 0 comments
NFL.com's Gregg Easterbrook comments on Week 4 of the NFL, Cheerleaders, Supreme Courts ruling on eminent domain and slams Battlestar Galactica.
Why slam BSG ?
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/04/2005 0 comments
Very cool CTA map using Google Maps
Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/03/2005 0 comments
A woman from Oregan is countersuing the RIAA for illegal computer trespass in a "Jane Doe" lawsuit they started against her.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 10/02/2005 0 comments
Scene for scene, "Serenity" is more engaging and certainly better written and acted than any of Mr. Lucas's recent screen entertainments. Mr. Whedon isn't aiming to conquer the pop-culture universe with a branded mythology; he just wants us to hitch a ride to a galaxy far, far away and have a good time. The journey is the message, not him.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/30/2005 0 comments
Maps.huge.info lets you view zip code ranges projected on a Google Map.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/28/2005 0 comments
The Federal Communications Commission thinks you have the right to use software on your computer only if the FBI approves.
No, really. In an obscure "policy" document released around 9 p.m. ET last Friday, the FCC announced this remarkable decision.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/28/2005 0 comments
Newpodcast for Chicago Sports Fans. Root for Da Bears or Cubbies become a podcaster. Auditions are now open for the White Sox, Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks podcasts. No broadcasting experience is necessary.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/27/2005 0 comments
During an interview this weekend promoting Elizabethtown, Kirsten Dunst confirmed rumors to Zap2it that Thomas Haden Church will play Sandman and Topher Grace is Venom in director Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3, opening in theaters on May 4, 2007.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/27/2005 0 comments
I was surprised to see the Warning coming back from commercial, but I was in shock for what happened. This would have never aired on Network. Strong story. I hate having to wait until Jan. for the next episode!
I would have thought the Prez would have tried to taken more authority, she should be the commander-in-chief but they've never established that hierarchy in government on BSG
Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/25/2005 0 comments
Pretty much everything you need to know about hacking the Linksys WRT-54G.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/24/2005 0 comments
Chicago Nerd Dinner - Downtown Edition - September 27th: "Chicago Nerd Dinner - Downtown Edition - September 27th"
Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/23/2005 0 comments
"The police decided that wearing a rain jacket, carrying a rucksack with a laptop inside, looking down at the steps while going into a tube station and checking your phone for messages just ticked too many boxes on their checklist and makes you a terrorist suspect."
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/23/2005 0 comments
Here's another neat example of what you can do with Google Maps. You can choose any year and see past hurricanes or you can choose 2005 and Rita and track her as she bears down on Houston and the Texas Gulf coast. Head to high ground Houston and Galveston.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/22/2005 0 comments
Via Techdirt.com
(http://techdirt.com/articles/20050921/0959248_F.shtml)
"...a judge has said that the liability cannot be placed on the parent, freaking out the RIAA, who withdrew the case, and then tried to have the judge open up another way to go after the kid -- and the judge refused."
Sweet, sweet victory!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/22/2005 0 comments
The truth is that the Mozilla Foundation *admits* to 25 security flaws vs. MS-IE's 13.
Crackers are still aiming at IE, due to its larger market share.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/20/2005 0 comments
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...
Is the Firefox honeymoon over? by ZDNet's George Ou -- Firefox mostly managed to stay under the radar from hackers before April of 2005. Since that time, new exploits are being released almost on a monthly basis.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/20/2005 0 comments
Have you ever dreamed of Africa while reading National Geographic? The exotic photographs and thoughtful articles take you there with a magical sense of place. Today we embraced that magic by releasing Google Earth data layers that index National Geographic stories, images, journals, and even a live webcam in Africa.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/18/2005 0 comments
The Hotmail team has been hard at work to create the next version of Hotmail. It has been totally rebuilt to utilize Atlas the new Microsoft framework that is very similar to AJAX. It sports a 3 column view much like Outlook and features address auto complete, search folders and the look and feel of start.com
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/15/2005 0 comments
Pokernator 3000 is one of the most advanced, free tools out there that will analyze your Texas Hold'em poker hand. his tool will help online players and card room players alike. Just plug your hand into the Pokernator 3000 and it will tell you a myriad of information about your hand.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/15/2005 0 comments
While searching around his hometown in Google Earth, Luca Mori stumbled on what looked like the meanders of an ancient river. He noticed intriguing shadows, made researches and submitted his find to archaoeologists. He just discovered what may be a roman villa!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/15/2005 0 comments
Dan Zambonini wonders "What would you put in a Computer Science Curriculum?"
I agree, most CS curriculums have way too much math and science BS for a computer degree.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/13/2005 0 comments
State Slogans done by Diesel Sweeties.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/09/2005 0 comments
Lazy programmers write simple code, and dumb programmers always want to learn more. Great read.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 9/02/2005 0 comments
The Download Squad does a review of Google Talk. Their comments are mostly positive. They say it includes Basic IM capabilities, high-quality and easy to use VoIP, complete integration with Gmail, and a simple, ads-free interface.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/24/2005 0 comments
Same people who bring you intelligent design theory give you thier answer to the theory of gravity.
The Onion | Evangelical Scientists Refute Gravity With New 'Intelligent Falling' TheoryTags: religion humor evolution science Intelligent Design
Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/23/2005 0 comments
The Flying Spaghetti Monster is the deity of a parody religion, known as Flying Spaghetti Monsterism, started on the Internet by Bobby Henderson as a parody of the decision by the Kansas State Board of Education to allow intelligent design to be taught in science classes alongside evolution.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/22/2005 1 comments
Think you pay a lot for gas? Perhaps you'd prefer to live in Venezuela.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/22/2005 0 comments
Blogger just released a new add-in for Microsoft Word that lets you use your word processor (as long as it's Microsoft Word) to edit and post to your Blogger Blog.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/17/2005 0 comments
Updated to add a route. It lets you draw a route on the map of Chicago and displays crimes that have been reported along that route.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/16/2005 0 comments
A good list of quotes from Albert Einstein.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/14/2005 1 comments
"There hasnt been one situation where the government has abused the patriot act to spy on innocent citizens..."
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Patriot Act Used to Enforce Copyright Law
http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/04/07/27/129219.shtml?tid=153&tid=214&tid=129
U.S. Patriot Act used in pot case
http://vancouver.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bc_patriot20040805
FBI says Patriot Act used in Vegas strip club corruption probe
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/probe/20031104-0835-nv-corruptionprobe.html
Photographer Arrested 'Under Patriot Act'
http://grep.law.harvard.edu/article.pl?sid=02/12/08/2244247&mode=thread
Patriot Act Used to Reopen Murder Case?
http://www.kron4.com/Global/story.asp?S=1521312&nav=5D7lJ41T
Patriot Act used to prosecute U.S. civilian
http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/108764617832800.xml
Webmaster Sherman Austin, jailed under PATRIOT Act, released to halfway house
http://www.sfbayview.com/072804/shermanaustin072804.shtml
Anyone who uses the public libraries around Charlottesville is likely to read about the USA Patriot Act and one of its unusual secrecy provisions before borrowing a book or browsing the Internet.
http://www.loper.org/~george/archives/2003/Sep/961.html
Shopkeeper deported from South Carolina under PATRIOT Act killed in Pakistan
http://www.unknownnews.net/030929dead.html
Patriot Act used for more than anti-terror Justice report also reveals 50 secretly detained after 9/11
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/05/21/MN34108.DTL
ARTISTS SUBPOENAED IN USA PATRIOT ACT CASE
http://www.gnutellanews.com/article/12403
Imprisoned by the Patriot Act
http://www.inthesetimes.com/comments.php?id=140_0_2_0_C
INS & FBI Harresed and Jailed Foreign Students
http://www.peacenowar.net/immigrantRights/News/Dec%2026%2002--News.htm
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Also, before supporting laws which could possibly infringe on your and others rights why not read it for yourself.
http://www.epic.org/privacy/terrorism/hr3162.html
Notice SECTION 802.b
(5) the term `domestic terrorism' means activities that--
`(A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation
of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;
Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/12/2005 0 comments
From the Fantagraphics Books blog, a panel from a 1939 Kane & Finger Batman comic.
A whole new meaning to the Dark Knight
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/11/2005 0 comments
The Star Wars Wiki is a growing free online database that anyone can edit. An on-going project, the wiki currently has over 7000 articles ranging from cultural icons like Darth Vader, to obscure Expanded Universe knowledge. Come take a read and contribute your knowledge.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/11/2005 0 comments
Spooky memo that Nixon would have read if Apollo 11 had failed on its trip to the moon.
from the Smokinggun.com
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/09/2005 0 comments
Site that allows you to enter your address and see where the offenders live. You can click on the pin and see the name and picture if available.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/05/2005 0 comments
The label reads:
=if(Label="","RMA","?")
The counterfeiters are using Excel or Access to store all the logos for their counterfeit jeans and then print them out onto leather. This is what happens when there is a bug in their software.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/05/2005 1 comments
Toolness Chicago Google Earth Overlays
Some really cool Google Earth Overlays for Chicago.
See the chicago fire
See chicago's size in 1885 etc...
Posted by Cold Chilli at 8/02/2005 0 comments
ShotgunGuide.com - Official Rules for Calling Shotgun: Ever have the problem of catching a ride with someone whose car doesn't have much of a back seat? At times like these, it is important to know the rules of calling shotgun. Never again will you let someone take advantage of you because you don't know the rules.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/31/2005 0 comments
Over at the EFF, they have a release about how Hillary Clinton is violating the First Ammendment just too keep in the head lines. "Unfortunately, it's we the taxpayers who have to bear the cost of defending these politically motivated, certainly unconstitutional laws in court."
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/30/2005 0 comments
This site has a good number of craft from games, TV and movies, all depicted alongside each other to scale. Not very practical but good for those Star Destroyer vs. Enterprise debates that I don't get into.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/29/2005 0 comments
How many 12 ounce cans of sodas would it take to kill you? Pick your poison, enter your weight, and find out! This site has 60+ different sodas to kill yourself with.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/29/2005 0 comments
A lot of people nowadays are armed with a camera and feel like they can shoot whatever they want, as long as they are on public property. This is pretty much true, but there are some instances where this is not. Know your rights and educate those who don't.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/28/2005 0 comments
This guy is rapidly becoming a hero of mine. In this open letter published in the LA Times, he pretty much calls Hillary's bluff over the current outrage over the Hot Coffee mod/patch/glitch/joke in GTA: SA. He is the guy that wrote "Everything Bad Is Good For You: How Today's Popular Culture Is Actually Making Us Smarter."
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/28/2005 0 comments
Starting Tuesday, July 26, Best Buy is offering its “exclusive” four-disc version of BSG's first season for $48.95.
But. If you can hold off another 2 months, other retailers will make available on Sept. 20 what’s said to be a better, less-expensive season-one BSG.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/27/2005 0 comments
Cell Phone Tower Search
Gotta love that Google API. This site ties the FCC cell phone tower registration data to google maps. Now you can figure out where you'll have the best service in your area.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/27/2005 0 comments
They've been trying to keep it under wraps, but seems Development-Hell.com has managed to tug the tape off a "Spider-Man 3" secret : Who the villains are!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/26/2005 0 comments
There are many misconceptions about the Patriot Act, and the people who support reforms to bring the bill in line with the Constitution.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/25/2005 0 comments
They just keep making it better. This is the end of our overlay hacks. They have a "hybrid view". Good job google. Maybe they are out of new ideas? hardly.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/23/2005 0 comments
Virginia Heffernan of the New York Times has written an article on podcasting and mentions some of my favorite podcasts like Diggnation,This Week in Tech, Dawn and Drew, Croncast, Catholic Insider and Soccergirl as the top tech podcasts in this mornings Arts section.
Skip registration and use "teste" as the u/n and p/w to the site. or Use BugMeNot!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/22/2005 0 comments
This is a console chat based on how WWII would have played out in an RTS.
"Hitler[AoE]: cool, i start with panzer tanks!
paTTon: lol more like panzy tanks." hehe.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/22/2005 0 comments
Various game developers give their opinions on the decision to change the rating of GTA:SA from an M to an AO. Developers include the CEO's of both id Software and Running With Scissors, both known for making some controversial games.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/22/2005 0 comments
An MIT professor tries to separate fact from fiction by doing an unbiased study on the affects of video games. Definitely worth the read, and he seems very credible.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/21/2005 0 comments
Take-Two Interactive has announced that is ceasing manufacturing of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, following the decision by the ESRB to change the game's rating from Mature 17+ to Adults Only 18+.
This was probably the best thing for Rockstar, the XBox version has been out for about 2 months and sales are on its downswing. No new sales cycle until Xbox360 or X-Mas comes out.
Way to go Hillary, this would have died a quick death if you didn't open your big mouth. Didn't you learn anything from Tipper ?
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/20/2005 0 comments
Just heard James Doohan, aka Scotty from the original "Star Trek" cast, died at 85 years old. Cause was pneumonia and Alzheimer's disease.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/20/2005 0 comments
In honor of the first manned Moon landing, which took place on July 20, 1969, Google has added some NASA imagery to the Google Maps interface to help you pay your own visit to our celestial neighbor. Happy lunar surfing.
Keep zooming in to find "The Truth"
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/20/2005 0 comments
You gotta love the guys at the scifi channel. Click the link and on there website it is on the right side.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/17/2005 0 comments
Technology evolves. Good technologies and products usually survive; poor ones usually go extinct. But not all of the technologies that have swirled down the drain of the tech gene pool deserved their fate. Here are some big, and some small, ideas that we thought we'd have with us forever.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/14/2005 0 comments
A fan podcast for the Philadelphia Eagles has gotten the legal beat down by the NFL.
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if they claimed ownership/trademark or affiliation to the Eagles I could see where the NFL has a case. But they plainly state they have no affiliation and its their own opinion. No different than theforce.net's podcast.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/12/2005 0 comments
If you listen to the radio a lot, chances are pretty good that you've listened to and laughed at one of Bud Light's hilarious "Real Men of Genius" commercials. Well, I have a treat for you. Presenting ALL 79 commericals from Bud Light's "Real Men of Genius" ad campaign!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/12/2005 0 comments
More Google Sightseeing.
Cool Google maps site. On this site people bookmark places on google maps and comment on the places.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/11/2005 0 comments
U.S. poker champion Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson has bid $700 million cash for WPT Enterprises Inc. just days after the company known for its World Poker Tour television show launched an online gaming site. Looks like the main event is a small pot this year.
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technorati tags:
Poker WPT DoyleBrunson
Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/08/2005 0 comments
A library of pre-written regular expressions that you can plug into your code. Also, features a regular expression online testing engine against inputted text or a website text. Very handy resource!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/08/2005 0 comments
There are massive copyright issues -- first with the University's violation of the library copying provisions under Section 108 of the Copyright Act, and secondly with Google's assumption of "fair use" under Section 107, even though they plan to make money from the copyrighted material by selling ads.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/07/2005 0 comments
WindowsDevCenter.com: Getting Your Bluetooth Headset to Work in XP
Since Chicago now requires hands free devices. You can also use your bluetooth headset on your PC.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/07/2005 0 comments
Click and drag anywhere, just like normal Google Maps, and see how the Map View matches the Satellite View (or vice-versa). Control the level of transparency with the slider control at bottom.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/06/2005 1 comments
While Batman is, of course, the most vital part of any Batman film, the villains are also crucial. To some Ra's Al Ghul and Scarecrow may be odd picks for the first revamped Bat-flick, but they make perfect sense to us -- after all, these are two of Batman's greatest foes.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 7/05/2005 0 comments
Ed Bott: Tip of the day: Listen to a podcast at warp speed
Listen to podcasts in 1/2 the time or faster. But, when you listen on your mp3 player it makes everyone talk slooowwwerrr.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/24/2005 0 comments
What if patent law was applied to literature ? Its not a far strech when its applied to writting applications.
"Richard undertakes a gedankenexperiment about "literary patents" and the impact they would have had on Victor Hugo as he sat down to pen Les Miserables."
"A 2004 study of Linux, the kernel of the GNU/Linux operating system, found that it infringed 283 different US software patents. That means each of these 283 different patents covers a computational process found somewhere in the thousands of pages of source code of Linux."
Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/23/2005 0 comments
"Buffalo wings with bleu cheese dressing and celery sticks. So delicious, you'll want to throw up and eat it again."
This is a menu item created for an elaborate prank at numerous TGI Fridays restaurants nationwide. The pranksters created a strikingly realistic dummy page for TGI Fridays���
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/20/2005 0 comments
No Nightcrawler in X3. Fox has not picked up his option to play Nightcrawler for a second movie
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/20/2005 0 comments
In 'Wayne's World' of Aurora, more than 100 homes still displaying Christmas decorations
Glad I live in North Aurora :~.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/16/2005 0 comments
Use Google Maps with Yahoo traffic to display traffic in your area.
Google's Better mapping with Yahoo's Traffic data. Nice use of "Google Maps glue"
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/15/2005 0 comments
ISerializable: What's legacy code?: "When speaking to one of the process engineers at a major company I consult for, I came upon a lovely notion regarding legacy code. We were talking about the perils of testing legacy code, and he turned and asked me
'Before we get started, do you know what 'Legacy Code' means? It's code that works'."
Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/09/2005 0 comments
They say that a Guinness is a meal in a glass. The author of this blog decides to take the challenge for a week.
AKA Spring Break
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/09/2005 0 comments
Articulatory Loop - Read, Repeat, Remember
This pic could pass for a Soviet Era propaganda poster.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/08/2005 0 comments
Governor Schwarzenegger is Podcasting.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/07/2005 0 comments
Hear World Series Updates from noted poker authority, Phil Gordon. Gordon provides a play-by-play of his tournament results, as well as news and interviews from the 2005 World Series of Poker in Las Vegas
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/07/2005 0 comments
‘Lost’ Actress is the Pryde of the ‘X-Men’.
Maggie Grace Joins ‘X3. Maggie Grace will co-star in the upcoming comic book action movie ‘X3’ as “Kitty Pryde”.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/07/2005 2 comments
This museum thinks the Earth is only 6,000 years old!
I knew I moved out of Cincinnati for a reason.
"If the world comes to an end I want be in Cincinnati, cause it will happen 5 years later"
-- Mark Twain
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/06/2005 0 comments
Very funny comparison by Dvorak. The similarities are uncanny. I wonder what Condie and Bush will do tonight?
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/06/2005 0 comments
Ain't it Cool News has a list of the shows premiering this summer.
BSG - July 15!
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/02/2005 0 comments
It's official: even Clear Channel is sick of Clear Channel. The company has set up a fake pirate radio station [taken down, 5/26/05] in Akron, Ohio. Fitting the got found out by a true independent radio station WOXY.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 6/01/2005 0 comments
I am a Light Cycle. I drive fast, I turn fast, I do everything fast. I even breakfast. I tend to confuse people with my sudden changes of heart. Sometimes I even confuse myself, which tends to cause problems. What Video Game Character Are You? |
Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/27/2005 0 comments
Free audiobooks provided by the County of Los Angeles Public Library. Just go to the bottom of the page and click net library. Then you will have access to free audio books and ebooks.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/26/2005 0 comments
Jorge Cortell, a teacher at the Polytechnic University of Valencia in Spain, has lost his job after giving a conference over the legal aspects of P2P. The Dean at the university was "pressured by the Spanish Recording Industry Association" to make sure that Jorge never taught at the university again.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/24/2005 0 comments
Generate the data tier with TableDataGateway pattern and visual Studio 2005
Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/19/2005 0 comments
I love GreaseMonkey, but I can see where it could could cause some issues. This shows a small script on how to disable GreaseMonkey on your websites. Unfortunately, I'm sure advertisers will figure this out soon as well.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/19/2005 0 comments
Marvel entertainment chief Avi Arad told SCI FI Wire that Kelsey Grammer will plays Dr. Henry "Hank" McCoy/Beast in the upcoming third X-Men film.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/18/2005 0 comments
Dave Bost talks about using Nant for your .Net deployment
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/17/2005 0 comments
Title says it all. The whole script of the movie. Note: if you don't want to ruin the movie, don't read this.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/16/2005 0 comments
Wendy's restaurants are giving away free Frostys frozen desserts this weekend as a thank you to customers who supported the burger chain following an embarrassing incident in California where a women allegedly planted a severed finger in a bowl of chili.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/10/2005 0 comments
DIY: Wireless Photo Frame
There is a use for your old laptops. throw unix on it and frame it to the wall.
Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/06/2005 0 comments
The only good use for an Apple
The G3 beer server - Engadget - www.engadget.com
Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/05/2005 0 comments
ABC News is offering its content to PlayStation Portable users, making it the platform's first news and information content provider.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 5/02/2005 0 comments
Meet Samir, the St. Louis auto mechanic who pulled Saddam Hussein from his spider hole
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/28/2005 0 comments
Might be old but it's the first time I've seen it. Some l33t Photoshopping here...
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/27/2005 0 comments
What to do when you need to enable Remote Desktop on a remote server? Mitch Tulloch, author of Windows Server Hacks, walks you through the steps.
by Mitch Tulloch
Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/20/2005 0 comments
Good article about Roe, Jim and Christina.
You'll never talk alone
Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/18/2005 1 comments
Google allows you to search for pages with specific information in the title of the page as well as in the text of the page. Since many directory browsable websites have the word "Index of" in the title , it's fairly easy to search for sites that are directory browsable.
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/14/2005 0 comments
Tobin Titus : String.Format vs StringBuilder.AppendFormat
Always use StringBuilder
Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/14/2005 0 comments
Notable surprises include a just-erupted volcano, violent scenes from Iraq (a bomb going off in Baghdad and a firefight in Najaf) and even a 747 landing in Tokyo, something difficult to capture given that the satellite is moving at 17,000 mph. (Note: Story contains a picture gallery.)
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/13/2005 0 comments
Its a TV, It plays DVD's, and best of all it stores beer!!! When are these coming to the US? :)
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/12/2005 0 comments
Literly Hundreds of interesting google map locations!
Wrigley Field
White House
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Posted by Cold Chilli at 4/09/2005 0 comments
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