Apparently, buying glasses on the web is something that will save you a lot of money. Lifehacker gives you some options and hints to find the same quality lenses and the same quality frames, but much cheaper than buying a local optometrist.
Chris' Linkjockey blog links to unique, fantastic sites on the web that you haven't seen before.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
How to turn a Dell into an OS X Netbook
How To: Hackintosh a Dell Mini 9 Into the Ultimate OS X Netbook
Thank you Gizmodo for showing us how to create the cheapest and smallest Mac laptop yet, using a Dell Mini 9 Netbook. Very cool.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Osaka Bang
In
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHdEbRDdMiI
Thursday, February 12, 2009
WikiTrivia
Wow! An Artificial Intelligence that automatically turns Wikipedia pages into a huge, difficult trivia game.
Question:
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Answer: Traci Bingham.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Crackers recipe
Parmesan Cream Crackers recipe (from the New York Times)
Wow! You mean I can make crackers myself?? And it’s easy?
The unusual development of a Canadian Cyclist
Canadian Rider Has Made Unorthodox Climb to the Top – NY Times
The story of Canadian cyclist, Svein Tuft, appeared in the New York Times. The tale tells how a young trekker with a passion for the wilderness evolved into one of the world’s best long distance cyclists.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
TED Conference
The TED 2009 Conference started yesterday in Long Beach, California. My company was kind enough to secure access to the live streaming videocast to TED, so I had a chance to watch many of the amazing speakers
Seth Godin and Ray Anderson were my favourite speakers so far, but I'm also looking forward to hearing Herbie Hancock on Friday.
To enhance the experience, there is an official Ted Twitter feed, a TED Flickr page and some live blogging.
If you can't watch this year's conference live, you can watch TED videos of fantastic presenters from previous TEDs.