Well I’ve owned a PSP now long enough that I’ve come to some conclusions.
01) No Hard Drive - Limits it’s usability severely. The only user recordable format you can use in it is a Memory Stick Duo and as of this writing 2Gig is the largest you can get but that’s still small and costs […]
As you can see here Tivo has decided that giving us “complete” control over our television viewing actually only now means 99% control. On some Tivos -more and more are being updated to do this- when you fast forward thru commercials, something which is second nature to me now, on some Tivo’s an ad will […]
So the irony is, Terri Shiavo gets her feeding tube yanked (she’s now dead, thankfully) and the Pop gets one inserted. Ironic don’tcha think? Hopefully he’ll be dead soon as well and we can move on.
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Wonder what’s inside your PSP? Look no further than here and wonder no longer.
They charge up to 80% full in about one minute, and loss less than 1% of their capacity after 1000 charge cycles.
Yay, but what about making a battery that just lasts longer?
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Funny how the linux port didn start to happen until the North American release of the PSP.
Prepare to waste a significant part of your day watching old commercials here.
Of course if you weren’t born until the 80’s you couldn’t care less.
(if you need more retro entertainment pop over here.)
I thought this was a pretty interesting little app.
The RandomWeb screensaver randomly searches the internet for digital photos taken by the more popular commercial digital cameras and displays them. There are also modes to search by phrase (or word) and by site.
From one of the reviews:
A strangely compelling application for a reason I have difficulty […]
I can’t decide what I think of this.
The Colorado Supreme Court yesterday threw out the death penalty in a rape-and-murder case because jurors had studied Bible verses such as “an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth” during deliberations.
On a 3-2 vote, justices ordered Robert Harlan to serve life in prison without parole […]
Some scientists have discovered softtissue inside a dinosaur bone.
While recovering dinosaur DNA may be improbable, scientists hope to recover intact proteins from the soft tissue. Proteins are less fragile and more abundant than DNA, and may provide clues to the evolutionary relationship of dinosaurs to other animals.