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if you have badly taken photographs or snap shot mistakes, they can find a home at the art of bad photography. according to the website, “delete” buttons on digital cameras will make these type of photos extinct.
take a look at the rechargeable batteries faq for good tips on extending the life of your rechargeable batteries.
can you spot the source of the parody for electronic frontier foundation’s cute tinsel town club video? the serious message behind the club is that senator ernest hollings and paranoid (and greedy?) entertainment moguls are pushing for laws to protect their aging business models threatened by technology.
make a wireless network antenna with pringles chip cans and work 4 miles away from office. personalise the antenna with your choice of flavour.
worldview is bringing people of other cities together, with digital photography. watching people of other cities watching you?
i must have been blind to miss the electric poetry in the london tubes. coupld have been fun to be in there, watching people react (or ignore) your electronic words on the tube wall.
look carefully at your next purchase for hp printer ink cartridge. “economy” cartridges from hp has more economic sense than just the price alone.
here’s a classic cased of over-hyping leica cameras by using a holga. a holga camera is a plastic medium format camera. some tend to fall into the trap that better photography equipment will result with better photos.
blur’s song 2 is diced and remixed with colourful new characters and lyrics in blur: song doo, the flash mtv.
jon katz writes how the empire stumbled under george lucas’ confusing storyline and lowering the ranks of starwars with tons of movie tie-in toys. i agree with him. the trilogy in the era of luke skywalker, princess leia and han solo were classic good vs evil. episode i and ii of starwars lacked of focus, paraded so many different characters and alien species that it almost felt like watching action figure advertisements.
blogging devotion reaches the tips of our poles with daily dispatches from the artic. they were fortunate to be equiped with compaq ipaq and a satelite phone. imagine when this technology reaches the consumer market, we’ll have bloggers with live feed and dispatches from every physical location, driving live tv news out of business.
the klez virus has now reached the number 1 spot in the most-virulent list. don’t despair if you were accused of being the klez monster. your email address is probably in the address book of an infected computer.
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