Archive for April, 2007

Land Of 1000 Dances by Graye Smith Keeping It Real by Aled Lewis A Key For Everything by Richard Lee Georgia by Whitney Shaw Jump by Enora Josse Imaginary Of Cloud by Chan Ka Tat Camouflage by Jean-sebastien Deheeger Haikus are easy but… by Rolf Nelson

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We have seen the future of the Woot-Off, and we’re frightened. We suppose it’s our own fault for asking you to Show us something that we’ll sell in a Woot-Off five hundred years from now. Hold us now, protect us, as we glimpse at your unsettling visions of a nightmare tomorrow: First prize – $100 [...]

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Sure, nowadays everybody’s running around with their music collections in their pockets, strolling down the boulevard to their own personal soundtrack like a Bollywood villain. Now it seems as natural as a hippie’s herbal deodorant. But before the Sony Walkman, listening to music was something you did cooped up in your living room. So we’ll [...]

Now, I was never much for your ciphering and your book-learning and such. I’d make a durned poor post-structuralist semiotician, I’ll grant you that. But I still don’t take kindly to Fancy Dans looking down their Harvard noses at me and mine. So when the Motorola MPX200 Unlocked GSM SmartPhone strutted into town, it raised [...]

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Want to really enjoy that winter vacation in Miami Beach? Watch your local weatherman describe day four of the massive ice storm back home. Need to while away the draggy hours of the workday? Keep up with your soaps from the comfort of your cubicle. Don’t want to rush home from your local watering hole [...]

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It flies. It screams. It annoys the hell out of everyone. It sells like hotcakes on eBay. And it does it all in dapper, dastardly black. It’s the newest, baddest, blackest Screaming Monkey, here to wave goodbye to yet another Woot-Off. And so the triad is complete. Rising from the stygian depths to join his [...]

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The jig is up, NVIDIA. We know it’s your job to make your video cards sound exciting. That’s why your sales copy uses terms like “mind-blowing performance” and “unparalleled horsepower”. We understand. It’s also our job to make your video cards sound exciting. But the thing is, we like to sleep at night, and there’s [...]

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It’s hard out here for a refurb PC, know what I’m sayin’? I ain’t gonna lie to you, man, I been through some rough times. I’ll spare you all the details, but just so you know, stuff got so bad they had to check me in for a little while to get my head right. [...]

The Meridian Indoor/Outdoor Recharable Lamp (Silver) first came to our attention in pre-medieval Scotland, where our clan purchased a large supply from a nice old fellow from Egypt. Sadly, we lost the entire lot to a large gentleman from the Russian Steppes. Heartbroken, we traveled the world, having grand adventures and getting so drunk that [...]

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Look, Brian, we need to talk. Now, you know we all have a blast at your backyard film festivals – that all-night Police Academy-fest was legendary, and as for your retrospective screening of the films of Jim “Ernest” Varney, well, everybody on Oakcrest Circle owes you a debt of gratitude. You’re a cultural hero. But [...]

A long time ago, a king and a queen had a child, whom they named Buslink Mini MP3/CD/Radio Stereo System w/USB2 & SD/MMC Reader. From all over the land people came to give gifts to Buslink Mini MP3/CD/Radio Stereo System w/USB2 & SD/MMC Reader. From the north came The Good Fairy Penguinana, who granted the [...]

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Hotel Chatter (via Gizmodo) offers up their 2007 list of the best hotel Wi-Fi. According to the report, they’re finding that while hotel Wi-Fi is now almost ubiquitous, more and more restrictions are being added to free hotel WiFi. “For instance, you can get free WiFi in the lobby, but in-rooms it’s ethernet and it [...]

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Last year we discussed security “walled gardens” with a network engineer for Canadian cable provider Cogeco. The practice limits the Internet access of an infected customer — only allowing access to ISP-hosted cleanup tutorials, patches and other resources. The practice lowers an ISP’s call volume (as opposed to just cutting them off) while protecting other [...]

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While Time Warner Cable and DirecTV battle over HD capacity and quality and cable giants tinker with switched digital video to reclaim bandwidth, many HDTV owners have returned to the traditional antenna for uncompressed HDTV signal that trumps all of the above. It’s not news to HD fanatics, DirecTV HD owners in markets where local [...]

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If you’re the proud (or, heck, ashamed) owner of a Sony Ericsson or Nokia phone, and you regularly forget to recharge your phone before heading out for the day, this Pocket-Sized Emergency Phone Charger could, potentially, save your life. Or the entire world. Sound far-fetched? Read on! Say you’re out doing your errands for the [...]

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