iPad v. A Rock
via techcrunch.com
The "Stone" is looking like a better option for this economy. The touchscreen feature has unfortunately been a shortcoming for rocks in general for some time now.
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This blog is just stuff I find of interest that won't fit on our company site at Colossal Squid Industries. If it's too fat for Twitter it goes here. I spend most of my time with advertising, web thingies and bacon so you'll see a lot of that stuff.
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Can Facebook cause divorce?
via examiner.com
Looks like more fun I'm missing out on. Why the hell Russell Crowe is remotely referenced in this article is a stretch. Master and Commander is a great movie though.
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The Ladies of Star Wars Playing Cards
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Cubicle Cooking -- Preparing Chicken Pesto Pasta MacGyver-style.
via food2.com
Cubicle life fit for a king. All you need is a sturdy coffee maker to pan sear a tasty Chicken Pesto bachelor dinner. Methinks the olive oil pesto sauce in the coffee grinder hack might violate the warrantee but WTF - the true bachelor buys lattes at Starbucks anyway.
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Check me out. It's Christmas time?
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Facebook Now Has 30,000 Servers « Data Center Knowledge
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Social Media
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QR Codes in board games?
Whilst playing DVD Clue noticed that replacing these codes with something like iPhone-readable QR Codes would spice up the game. In this version you look for codes by viewing through a red lens.
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