Some folks are looking into options to better connect different virtual worlds. The theory, I guess, is the need for some to travel from WoW to Second Life to Kaneva, etc...
Seems like a reach.
My vote would be to get webpages working the same across browsers ahead of this noble effort. I know, that is crazy talk... have html work the same across systems and browsers??? No IE tab in FireFox???
Well... yeah, I thought that was the plan to start with.
Friday, October 12, 2007
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
On this day in 1979... Pac-Man arrives
The grand-daddy of video games, Pac-Man made it's way to America's shores on Oct. 10, 1979.
A few years later, we counted the days until we could shell out around $60 (1980s dollars!!) for the Atari 2600 version. Without a doubt the WORST translation on the game possible. The "Pac-Man" looked more like a lumbering, mutated, pixelated stop sign. This remains my ultimate moment of buyer's remorse.
It would have been moved to second place in my big mistakes list if I had not bailed at the last moment in purchasing the red LED 3-D Nintendo thingie - that looked just a bit too much like the result of an unholy union between a sniper rifle and a Viewmaster.
A few years later, we counted the days until we could shell out around $60 (1980s dollars!!) for the Atari 2600 version. Without a doubt the WORST translation on the game possible. The "Pac-Man" looked more like a lumbering, mutated, pixelated stop sign. This remains my ultimate moment of buyer's remorse.
It would have been moved to second place in my big mistakes list if I had not bailed at the last moment in purchasing the red LED 3-D Nintendo thingie - that looked just a bit too much like the result of an unholy union between a sniper rifle and a Viewmaster.
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fun,
video games
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
New link added
Way more design skills and likely deeper insight than found here, can be found here... JamieFike.com
Monday, October 08, 2007
Plasma screens around the world sigh in relief
Nintendo now packages the Wii with remote holders that reduce the likelihood that the control leaves your hand like a white boxy shuriken.
Will even send these (for free!!) to early adopters.
Will even send these (for free!!) to early adopters.
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Monday, October 01, 2007
Sony unveils the world's first OLED television
OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology seems pretty cool. Thinner, brighter display... less power... more "green"
But OLED degrades over time, I guess you would call that monitor rot :)
But OLED degrades over time, I guess you would call that monitor rot :)
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technology
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