Engadget covers Adroid – Google’s open source mobile platform. Â With pictures and videos. Â I was very impressed and interested after the first video. Â By the second one I almost had a nervous breakdown – it’s so cool. There were plenty of talks about gPhone lately. Â People were speculating how cool the device would be, and … Continue reading Android – open source mobile platform
If you think men don’t cry, you’re out of touch with reality. If you think men never cry in the movies, you are terrible wrong again. Check out this article, and scroll through Digg comments to the original post. When it comes to crying the cinema, I have to admit, I’m among the wettest people … Continue reading Movies, crying men
Via this post at Web Worker Daily, I learned about Morning Coffee extension for Firefox. Keeps track of daily routine websites and opens them in tabs. This extension lets you organize websites by day and open them up simultaneously as part of your daily routine. This is really handy if you read sites that update … Continue reading Morning Coffee Firefox extension
It came to me that geek t-shirts aren’t very well suited for gyms and other places crowded with strong people. Geek t-shirts tend to be a little offensive and aggressive. Here are a few examples: “Bow before me, for I am root.” – nobody cares enough to read all of it, and “bow before me” … Continue reading T-shirt observation
I am back in Quake 3. It all happened very fast and very unexpected. I used to play Quake 3 about five years ago, and I have to tell you, we had plenty of fun back then. But one thing led to another and I dropped out. I haven’t heard anything about Quake 3, haven’t … Continue reading Born again Quaker