Be extremely subtle, even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious, even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate.
This tutorial will show you how to make your own optical illusion. With a image editing program (Photoshop, Fireworks) and a little creativity you can have your own optical illusion in minutes.
posted by John @ 9:08 PM
The New York Times issued a deafening blow to Sony yesterday when, in an article about which game system to buy, it stated that "if you are anything other than a complete Sony fanboy (that’s Internet lingo for an obsessed, myopic groupie) go ahead and forget about the PlayStation 3". They went on to say that "the 360 and the Wii provide excellent entertainment for the dollar and are each capable of filling your home with smiles for years to come." While the New York times may not be known for its gaming journalism, its opinions reach more Americans than any other newspaper.
posted by Raptrok Blog @ 4:50 PM
Yu-Gi-Oh: The abridged series episode 1
posted by Raptrok Blog @ 4:35 PM
http://www.bibalex.org/english/initiatives/internetarchive/web.htm
posted by John @ 9:29 PM
While surfing the next, I uncovered an old favorite...
posted by John @ 4:00 PM
A mii is a character designed on Nintendo Wii. So far, they are only usable on the game Wii sports, but soon will soon be avalibe to other Wii games Making celebrity mii’s is becoming a popular thing to do. There are many celebrity mii pictures, how-to videos on Youtube, and various dedicated mii websites. I highly recommend getting a Wii if you haven’t already so you can join in on the fun of making celebrity mii’s. Here are a few good examples of celebrity mii’s:
posted by Raptrok Blog @ 9:16 PM
Singing Fish is a amazing site that allows you to watch and download videos from all over the net. All you do is type in the name of the video/band/song you want and Singing Fish will search for your video or sound file.
posted by John @ 11:05 PM
For those of you who don't know Pandora is a free site that lets you pick bands or songs you like and creates a playlists of songs that are similar to the type of music you selected. (If I typed in The Beatles I might get other 60's rock songs from bands like The Who or The Rolling Stones.) It's a great way to discover new bands that play the kind of music you like. Pandora is commercial-free so you can hear music 100% of the time.
posted by John @ 10:42 PM
Hack Your Xbox
posted by John @ 8:56 PM
Windows only: PortableApps Suite 1.0 stocks your USB drive, portable hard drive, or any other drive with a full complement of software, ready to run wherever you plug in.
This new version of the suite includes the latest portable versions of Firefox, GAIM, OpenOffice, and other open-source gems. The suite also comes with PortableApps Backup for--you guessed it--making backups. If you choose to use your iPod as your storage for PortableApps, make sure you have disc use enabled. You can do this by connecting your iPod to iTunes and then clicking on the iPod icon when you have it connected. There you will see a box that says 'Enable Disc Use'. Check the box and then all you need to do is install PortableApps DIRRECTLY to your iPod.
The Standard Edition of the suite requires about 260MB; there's also a 105MB Lite version that substitutes AbiWord for OpenOffice. Whichever version of this app-tacular bundle you download, you're going to love it. PortableApps Suite 1.0 is free; it requires Windows.
posted by John @ 6:08 PM
posted by John @ 2:41 PM
Turn Your Xbox into a Xbox Media Center in 30 Minutes
posted by John @ 2:00 PM
This takes some time, but it is the fastest, non brute-force method.
posted by John @ 1:48 PM
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