Comments (1) For oldschool gamers, Atari post-it stop motion animation…
With ancient Casio SK1 keyboard samples!
Wow… I had one of those Casio mini keyboards, and didn’t remember those sounds ’till I started watching the video… xD
Source: EscapistMagazine
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Qualcomm showed up at IntoMobile event with this interesting new piece of technology regarding passive displays (think eBook readers):
It’s basically a color display that requires no backlighting and has a 30fps refresh rate.
I dunno much about it, and there are several questions to be solved before becoming a product… but if they can make this thing cheap, big, and with good resolution, this might be the end of monocromatic, lag-ish and dull eBook readers.
It’s really a breakthrough over several passive display problems!
Source: Gizmodo
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Seguindo os posts com os resultados de trabalhos do curso fotojornalismo feitos por este que vos fala, o tema desta vez foram alguns elementos do livro A Câmara Clara de Roland Barthes.
Estudante de Fotojornalismo - Roland Barthes
Continuing the series of posts with results from my photojournalism course essays, the theme this time are elements from the book from Roland Barthes.
Photojournalism Student – Roland Barthes
Capybara is sleeping. Wakes up, thinks a bit…
…and barks! o_O
Source: YouTube Browsing
Imagine having a cellphone with a battery that lasts 320 hours. And that it could also be recharged in seconds.
There’s a working prototype for that already, a cellphone that uses methanol as power source!
It’s still a prototype and long way to becoming a commercial product, and it’s still kinda big if you consider the whole cellphone is smaller than the battery itself… but the technology looks promising.
It’s specially interesting if you think they could make a small portable battery recharger using the same idea.
Could solve all your battery dying problems with a simple device… and it’d be also interesting to NOT have a methanol filled brick connected right next to stuff you put on your pocket, hold close to your ear, or keep on your lap. 
Source: Gizmodo
Alley Cat is among the first games I’ve ever played on a PC, back in the 80s.
Along with some other titles like Digger.
Despite having a very limited size, resolution and colors to toy with, it was still a pretty nice game.
You were an alley cat (duh) that had to do standard alley cat stuff… or almost.
Run from dogs, break into houses to get giant cheese (?), enter small fish bowls that turned out to be huge and eat fish while avoiding eels, break birdcases and eat them, eating dogfood while avoinding waking up it’s owners, etc.
I also remember it was a game that after spending a long long time trying to figure out how to pass some “trials”, I finally discovered the “Alt” key had special functions…
If your desktop is anything like mine, it’s filled with tons of icons thrown at random here and there.
And it’s not because I’m not organized (ok, maybe a little bit), but mainly because I need quick access to them for different stuff I usually do everyday.
Fences is a free software that might be able to at least organize your desktop.
It basically create delimited (fenced) areas where you can throw your stuff in.
I still didn’t test it, but if works as promised it would be very nice to create areas like “blogging”, “university stuff”, “photos”, etc.
Get it at Stardock’s official Fences page!
Source: Lifehacker
Another Hatsune Miku clip taken from NicoNico Douga: White Letter
If I’m not mistaken, the guy behind this one is GonGoss.
I need a translator or to learn japanese very fast so I can keep track of Hatsune Miku stuff…
Source: YouTube Browsing
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: www.dbobrasil.com >>> Aqui tem pra dowload
: www.dbobrasil.com >>> Aqui tem pra dowload, e várias dicas de como jogar já que o MMORPG é em chinês e coreano apenas
: corinthians é campião é campião
: fuckien Awesome lol
: como fais para jogar isso aki
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