While playing WoW the other night (I'm a noob) I was thinking of this arcade game. Thanks for the memories!!
- jcunwired
It would be hilarious if your character in WoW would shriek and yelp like Dirk does.
- Victor Ganata
When I first tried that game at the arcades, I thought the objective was to get the guy killed because that's all I ever seem to have been able to do. And they were intricate deaths too.
- Arlan Koizumi
It's between the stroke one from the neuroanatomist - Jill Barad, I now remember - and the very first one I ever saw, on Seadragon out of MSFT.
- MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
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Um...I would not say that. With a lensbaby, you get a lot of distortion in the shot; this lens gives you something akin to what you see in a Holga shot, but with better colors and smoother focus.
- JA Castillo
didnt like the test shots, if I would have to make a decision, I rather go with lensbaby.
- ilgaz erel
I don't see the two as similar; you don't buy an actual Diana camera to get a lensbaby effect and vice versa. If you are looking for a bit of a film-like and diffused effect, this may do it for you. Hoping this gets the attention of Mrs. Claus! :)
- JA Castillo
With a Lensbaby, you can control the level of distortion thanks to the aperture disks and the different optics. If you use the double plastic lens and a the f/11 - f/22 aperture disks for example, you get very little distortion at all, except at the edges. See: http://lensbaby.com/optic-c...
- cecily
The Lensbaby started out as a pretty one-dimensional item but they've been continuously adding so many different optics and accessories to the base product that they now cover a lot of the effects that getting a separate Holga/Diana/pinhole/fisheye etc. lens would give you. Making it much more versatile (at a cost obviously).
- ronin
And you can always get your cake back, but you might not like the form it's in anymore.
- Victor Ganata
Not true, you can always earn more money, but you can never make more time. Money is a function that relies on two inputs time and value created.
- Jimminy
true Jimminy and further, not everyone wants a piece of your time, this Tweet seems to speak more of the Tweeter than to a true statement. Like Fox said...mmmm time cack...errr cake
- sofarsoShawn
Looks like what Robert Conrad used for mini-series "Centinnel" - James Michener
- John Durham
Rathoooolee. 43 folders of rathoooole. the weekly macbreak in rathooooole. totally offtopic rathole.
- sunkenplanet
Leo, please tell the Robert Conrad story...
- John Durham
According to this article in PC Mag http://www.pcmag.com/article... the Crunchpad is now the JooJoo. It goes onto say that Arrington and Rathakrishnan only had a verbal agreement and some promises from Arrington never materialized...
- Johnny Worthington
$500 for an off-brand Atom-powered OS/hardware table => DOA
- Ken Sheppardson
Merlin twittered: When you're done suing over the CrunchPad, could you also get me the twelve bucks I lost to that Three-Card Monte guy in 1989? TIA. http://twitter.com/hotdogs...
- sunkenplanet
My son works for the Defense Language Institute, he can help with your accents...:-)
- John Durham
6-12 months there'll be a dozen ChromeOS 12" tablets in this space at <$300. ...on the low end, that is. Off-brand. Plus the Apple premium offering
- Ken Sheppardson
The OS just is not proven...good luck with that...
- John Durham
In 6 months... How much do they have to sell to be profitable
- Johnny Worthington
JooJoo, Nook, Google, Bing. As Paul said on WW, this is pretty crazy. haha
- sunkenplanet
LIke the Roku...most of the fans from MBW can find your shows...but the Roku is great for the average person.
- John Durham
Where is Merlin? "In case of emergency break glass" Get him back on the show. My ears are on fire.
- Michael K
It wouldn't surprise me to see a resurected CrunchPad in 2010 ... a subsidized, commodity ChromeOS tablet. All the carriers could have subsidized tablets with WWAN... Wall Street Journal, NYT... could all distributed subsidized devices
- Ken Sheppardson
Their own version of the Kindle, essentially
- Ken Sheppardson
I think they did it to stop having the list flooded with major brands... '1 network each' kinda thing
- Johnny Worthington
Leo, I have a question about Ford Sync and multiple phones. Can you only pair 1 phone at a time? If you can pair 2, what happens when 1 rings?
- Johnny Worthington
"The Sync also has support for multiple phones, up to twelve per unit to be exact. If more than one phone is present at one time in the car, the Sync will attempt connection with the accounts primary phone and then will switch to another linked phone as needed." -- http://www.bluetomorrow.com/bluetoo...
- Ken Sheppardson
Although I'm not sure what "as needed" means... whether that means when a new call comes in, or when the primary phone isn't present and it needs an outbound connection...
- Ken Sheppardson
I really think a tablet is not coming from Apple in 2010.
- Chris Charlton
Leo needs a tool that links his donations to the Apple checkout process automatically... people donate $X, he automatically gets a new Mac
- Ken Sheppardson
Speaking of stories...how about the Robert Conrad story?
- John Durham
So I leave my Pre on the Touchstone inductive charger most of the time... couldn't key off that. I wonder if somebody makes a little BT dongle that you can just put on your keychain for this...
- Ken Sheppardson
I like Chrome cause it isn't a 'browser'... it just shows what I am looking at
- Johnny Worthington
"Back in February, we reported that Disney wants to release a new hand-drawn animated movie every two years. The Princess and the Frog is already out in theaters, with an 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and is set to expand nationwide this weekend. But what's next for Disney? We've heard rumblings of other projects in the works and, of course, the new Winnie the Pooh movie will be hand-drawn, but is there more? Brendon Connelly from SlashFilm got a small update on another new hand-drawn Disney project called The Snow Queen. It's apparently an old project that fell apart a few years back and has been dusted off again recently."
- Derrick
from Bookmarklet
YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY! (The Snow Queen is my all-time favorite fairy tale! I'm interested in how they'll tackle it.)
- Jennifer Dittrich
The Snow Queen works for the Adversary
- RAPatton
from iPhone
NOW THAT'S COLDDD!!! #yeg#yeg > #wienerpeg [cut glass? yup] (the first one displayed is in Celsius & for the benefit of our American friends :) the 2nd one's in Fahrenheit)
Looks like you're getting a heat wave tomorrow! Been there, done that in northern NY. Just one of the many reasons I'm in Arizona.
- FF's Bubba of Arizona
*shakes fists* to Arizona & other warm climates
- sofarsoShawn
Call me crazy, but I liked the cold winter in AB. Much preferable to a NM summer.
- Jenny R.
Don't shake your fist...just come on down! Everyone else in Alberta has...lol
- FF's Bubba of Arizona
I like that you can search anything that you're subscribed to, even if you haven't read it yet. The archive is seemingly endless, too. Great for when I'm looking for something that I could've sworn I saw once, but mass marked as read, didn't star, or didn't share somewhere else.
- Mark Trapp
You can expand Web History to cover pages you visit too, regardless of whether you searched for them using Google or not, but you need to use Google Toolbar 5 (which I think means Internet Explorer too?) to benefit from that: http://www.google.com/support...
- Tony Ruscoe
@Tony - yeah, I think Toolbar can do that, thanks for mentioning it. For better or for worse, I'm not a Toolbar user -- all Chrome on OSX and Linux exclusively these days.
- DeWitt Clinton
Same here. I would love that feature to be included in Chrome.
- Tony Ruscoe
Or a Chrome Extension. Really, I'd love to pick and choose among Toolbar features, and extensions seem to be the way to go for that.
- DeWitt Clinton
Doesn't Chrome have a URL history in it (at least in your local profile)?
- John μller
I don't think Chrome does full-text searches things you've seen like Google Reader and Google Web History do. Safari does full-text searches of your history, though. Edit: chrome://history does in fact allow full-text searches of your history; neat.
- Mark Trapp
Thanks Mark! chrome://history is my new favourite toy... :-)
- Tony Ruscoe
Whoa. chrome://history/ with full-text search. Did not know that. Amazing! Thanks, Mark, John.
- DeWitt Clinton
The power of the written word, ginger ale, discretion, honesty, trust, corn dogs, Disney animation, zines, waffles, movies in their proper aspect ratio, the patience of non-judgmental friends, realizing personal growth, winter vacations, the silence between the spaces, flamingos, vintage stoves, '73 BMW 2002tii's.
This...word...is not a mark in humanity's favor. Especially coming from the O.C
- Mo Kargas
I know the media likes to take credit for it, Mo, but trust me, I was saying redonkulous long before that dumb ass show was on the air. And oh yeah, SLEEPING BEAUTY IS AWESOME.
- Derrick
That dragon scene was one of the most terrifying things I can remember as a child. The animation is amazing.
- Andrew Smith
Andrew, it really is stunning. I know there's Pixar and stuff like that now done with computers, but this is just beautiful.
- Derrick
If you see one of these balloons, report the exact latitude and longitude here.
- Glen Mistletoe
There is supposed to one in St. Paul, Mn and another near Truckee, Ca no one is giving out addresses. Verification is the trick. I would imagine a lot of them will be reported in the media and then hoaxes are being thrown in for good measure.
- Eric Logan
Cincinnati, Oh is also being reported and groups are seeking verification
- Eric Logan
Now would be a handy time for Google Maps to be in real time.
- Rochelle
Eric where do you see reports of it being in Austin?
- Call me Bronco
Balloon # 5 Irvine, Ca near entrance to Spectrum Center 71 Fortune Dr. Same balloon # is reported in more than one location says administrator.
- Eric Logan
One of the forums is looking for people to check an address in Austin, TX
- Eric Logan
I just realized...yeah, I don't have the energy for this. ;)
- Call me Bronco
Ten red balloons– and one’s in Charlottesville! | The Hook News Blog http://bit.ly/56DAOP N 38 ° 1' 48.1" W 78 ° 28' 45.2"
- Eric Logan
TechCrunch VS. Fusion Garage case is now online at the AllRise court. Join the debate and cast your vote - http://bit.ly/AllRise277 (apparently)
- Roberto Bonini
has anybody suggested a wave, dedicated to this show, on Google wave? Of course not everybody has an account there but not everybody is on Friendfeed either. Just saying
- lelapin
They need to bump because the i7 iMac is so close to current Mac Pro
- Andrew Smith
Yes, lelapin... Leo's spent quite a bit of time in Wave, but the non-linear nature of it makes it pretty darn difficult to follow during a show, and as you point out it's not yet an open system.
- Ken Sheppardson
Is there a list out there of apps that take advantage of the cores?
- Andrew Smith
Any one hear that from now until Christmas Eve, Blacksmith Games' Appvent Calendar will be revealing a new game that can be downloaded for free each day http://appventcalendar.com/
- Michael Zamora
Adobe is starting to unload everything to the GPU so I wonder if CPU will be as relevant in the future. At least for apps I use.
- Andrew Smith
Which reminds me... I've got some weird glitch with one of my UPS that every few weeks it cycles at 6:30AM. I need to replace that box...
- Ken Sheppardson
When you come right down to it, very little of the appeal of MacBreak Weekly is the Apple content :-) Assuming that the audience is on iPods/Macs would be a pretty big mistake, IMHO
- Ken Sheppardson
Apparently they realized there's no point in sending your video... because it's not of you, if you're looking at the other person's video.
- Ken Sheppardson
Leo went from THREE great picks last week to this. lol jk :D
- sunkenplanet
Yeah, well the improv'ed picks tend to be hit or miss.
- Ken Sheppardson
So on average, the pick this week is $1300? :-)
- Ken Sheppardson
Innovators always come before early adopters - many of those you list are the innovators whose technology early adopters will be trying later on.
- Jesse Stay
BTW, 2 names I would add to your list: Craig Burton and Phil Windley
- Jesse Stay
"FOM's initial offer of CDN $175m [€110m/US $165m] over five years diminished to a CDN $75m [€47m/US $71m] deal, with the Canadian and Quebec governments providing two thirds of the funds while the City of Montreal and its tourism arm" -- it comes back and I can't go anyway -- my daughter is getting married on the 12th -maybe next year.
- Brian Sullivan
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