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Jul 19 2010
If you are an outdoor person and you want to bring along your electronic gadgets such as your PDA, then this one is a cool gadget you might want to have. You can now charge your PDA without using electricity. Just use the power of the sun to charge your PDA. Sunpal PDA solar battery charge is made from high density single crystalline solar cell. This means it can generate more power than others of the same size. Each unit includes two shatterproof solar panel that quickly charge your PDA's batteries in 1-3 hours. Will not melt, yellow or degrade with use. Made with durable polycarbonate plastic shell, the SunPal is nearly unbreakable. A ...
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Jul 12 2010
Us geeks sometimes have a hard time finding a date. I've gone through all kinds of stages. Trying to pick up girls at star trek conventions went out of fashion at the holiday inn back in 1999. While geeks may have a difficult time finding dates once you bag a geek, life can actually be pretty nice. Geeks tend to be more sensitive. More caring, and less aware of reality. All it takes is a 2 liter of Mountain Dew and a few songs for their Ipod to get them in the sack. Recently I found an interesting list floating in my inbox. I decided to modify and point out some reasons to date geeks. 1) They ...
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Jul 05 2010
Good design is important to me on a number of levels. But great design just blows me away. The key thing in bringing our partners on was great content, and great design. I want to talk about design a little and its implications on a technology blog. First off the things I like about technology and how I wanted to bring that into perspective and apply it with this great design and why I chose the people to get involved in this. First off I'm a very simple person. And I'm not a picky person. I wanted to be easy to get along with. I like the design of simple technology. This design brings that out. Some toys ...
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Dec 29 2008
  Well, there's a reason I'm posting this article here in Gadzooki.  Part of it is that you guys do your traveling to tech shows and conventions.  When you do, you most probably will be  lugging your age-old suitcases with you half-full and coming home with it as heavy with all the convention freebies filling up the other half.  Us geeks need to have a tech solution to help us tug our loot from hotel, to the taxi, to the airport, thru customs, thru stairs, stairs and more stairs...  sigh. Here's a concept design for a suitcase that's looks like a "tank".  Climbing UP suitcase designed by Woo Moonhyung is right on the dot to design ...
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Mar 26 2008
This is my "geek" movie selections although not really rated by who's the best or not, so there's no ranking I just want to watch them and here it is: Pirates of Silicon Valley It tells the tale of the start of Microsoft and Apple and has a brilliant cast who do a great job of portraying their characters. Noah Wyle as Steve Jobs. Short Circuit Number 5 is alive! or Johnny 5 as one of 5 in a group of experimental robots in a lab then which was accidentally electrocuted, which messes up his programming becomes intelligent, and escapes. Hackers Although it's not a Hardcore geek film and doesn't even give a decent representation of “hackers” but nonetheless it comes close to giving ...
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Mar 24 2008
For some time I have been paying more attention to watching horror / suspense movies rather than my usual movie line ups. I got so caught in this whole horror movie watching thing. That I even start to dream that I'm inside one. So here's My list on why I liked watching horror movies. Every time the bad guy steps into the scene or is lurking somewhere in the scene. The bad guy's theme song is played or a sort of weird, eerie music to maximize the horror effect. The Characters or the "good guys" tend to split up at the wrong time, it's dumb, I know and we know that being alone is probably the most dumbest thing to do especially ...
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Mar 22 2008

My PhotoBucket.com Annoyance

Posted by DummyGeekGurl as Random Thoughts

I think I’m collecting pet peeves per encounter, and I know one new blogging pet peeve for me now: Photobucket’s new interface. Back in the “days of old,” you can upload any ole photo in Photobucket, and that’s that. Nowadays, you have to jump through hoops in order to just finish uploading one picture. One picture!
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Mar 18 2008

In Part 1 of my Tech and Christianity series, I talked about how important tech would be to a Christian’s ministry. Today, I will talk about what resources there are for the pastor and the lay Christian. First up, there are a myriad of articles on how to walk the Christian life. From Apologetics to devotionals, and even a series of webpages on how to deal with hard issues the Christian/Biblical way, there is no reason for a Christian to fall away from the faith if he is online. Not even the threat of pron could hurt a Christian’s walk, if he loves his God unequivocally. The resources are so many, I even stumbled upon an exposition on the book of Revelation (Chapter 12) that finally seems accurate and highly objective.
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Mar 14 2008
If you are a pastor, a church staffer, or just someone who zealously wants to uphold The Great Commission, it may do you good to be tech-savvy. Tech now connects people, and the computer and the Internet are great tools to enhance a Christian’s ministry. With quite a schedule to run after, a pastor might not have time to rifle through tomes of different Bible versions. Yes, the Word of God is consistently life-giving, but the richness of His Word is given more dimensions when different translations are used. Like in Rick Warren’s book Purpose-Driven Life, the shades of the meaning of God’s Word are captured in a richer, more beautiful light when different translations are used.
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Feb 28 2008
Funny Star Wars Toys and that actually be a hit, If these line of toys would ever come out of the market. The Smouldering Moisture Farm Smouldering Moisture Farm Recreate the moisture farm massacre - Luke's aunt and uncle* killed by imperial stormtroopers all over again!! *Burning corpses sold separately The Action figures that are part of the Smouldering Moisture Farm Set Luke Skywalker's Aunt Beru and Uncle Owen Aunt BeruUncle Owen Now, Time to Play and relive the massacre. (hahaha!) via [mcmorran.org]
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