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What can I say? I graduated from UC Santa Cruz (rather reluctantly. I really want to go back) with a bachlor's in Literature.

Friday, October 14, 2005

After lunch blues

Those of you who go out to lunch and then come back to an office environment know that the feeling of food coma-itis. It's the same as a food coma but intensified because the environment's boring. It sucks and now I'm tired. But I press on because it's the home stretch and life's bound to get better in 4 hours.

Anyway, surfing around, here some interesting things to note.

http://www.benheck.com/Games/Nintendo_projects/NES_Micro/NES_Micro1.htm
This dude ported an NES console. Awesome. MAD MAD MAD props. If he sold one, I'd definitely buy one.

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000027063418/
For those of you interested in the new iPod (fifth gen, baby! w00t!), Engadget's posted a brief tutorial of how you can rip your dvds and put them into your iPod. I'm sure there are better ways to do it but it's a start. awesome... *drool*

Cell phone security's a serious issue, it seems, and people everywhere are trying to find ways to make your cell secure. The 2 new ways that're popping up as prototypes in Asia are the gait detector and the fingerprint scanner.
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/13102005/80/new-gadget-theft-mobile-phones-harder.html
The gait detector's an interesting idea. I think it could work but it's not necessarily foolproof.
http://www.phoneyworld.com/newspage.aspx?n=1444
The fingerprint scanner, however, is much more secure. I think this is an awesome idea. Although I'm not sure i'd wanna swipe my finger everytime i wanted to make a call. Seem kinda... burdensome. Who knows, though?

Ok, that's it for now. To quote the great Edward R Murrow, "Good night, and good luck."

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