Okay, these both look waaaaaayy more useful than the ipad (which is very pretty, and if someone would like to send one, or for that matter, all of these, I will be glad to give a very honest review. ) So far, the Asus is very netbook-y (less than 9 inches for the small version) but Acer is a little
Internet archive has both moving images and stills including publicdomain; others are licensed under creative commons (CC).http://www.internetarchive.org and here are the various searches by CC license type:http://is.gd/dMHCl Also searching flickr by CC licensehttp://www.flickr.com/search/advanced/?flickr does have some very short film clips. I’m sure there are other tools, even the creativecommons website hassearching functionality. Youtube allows searching by license, too. Also, fair
my coworkers did an awesome job on this video…
ok, this is cool. Can’t wait — hurry up & make it affordable, please. 😉 Sony Showcases New Rollable, Flexible Screenhttp://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/05/26/sony-showcases-new-rollable-flexible-screen/< NY Times 5/26/10 Imagine carrying around a tiny screen that can act as a cellphone or movie display and when it’s not in use, you can roll it up to the size of a pencil and slip it into Read More
they forgot: where’s the stapler the printer is jammed/outofpaper/not working (btw, I did start out in public services…)
Depending on what browser and resolution you are using, you may find that your content (such as blog posts) which have embedded videos are running over your blog post area. You COULD change your stylesheet, but if everything works except for embedded Youtube videos, an easier answer might be to change the width of the Youtube player. This is super
I kind of wondered if photo booths would become a thing of the past (sigh, polaroid…) but at least one company is trying to move them to the home market. It does make you wonder a little if anyone will buy this…. http://www.partyboothapp.com/
heh heh… some of these are actually well thought, while others are clearly humorous… 1. Librarians take care of libraries, which are still invaluable today.2. Not all information is on the internet.3. Older books still hold great cultural significance.4. Libraries are still repositories for some of the most valuable works of literature in the world.5. Even with the internet, the
This is actually pretty well done…. the infamous uga “book bound in human skin”
I do not think myumbrella is big enoughto tackle this rain –funny, how facebook status updates turn out… I had no clue that a created a haiku until a literary friend pointed it out.