Jun 08
A lot of people use the shitty travel toothbrush that snaps together—the one they used in camp 25 years ago. It doesn’t get much fanfare, but people should get a good electric toothbrush. More »
Jun 08
112 Oozing, Oily Wallpapers [Photography]
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We’ve seen the horrific imagery spewing out of BP, but oil mixed with water, in the hands of our Shooting Challenge participants, will make you stare, mouth agape, with wonder. More »
Jun 08
This article was written on December 14, 2005 by CyberNet.
Print this coupon and bring it to a Best Buy? store near you.
10% off any single item
Offer valid through December 18, 2005 in these select categories
TVs & Accessories: TVs $399 and up; DVD players and recorders $99 and up; TiVo? and DIRECTV? hardware; receivers, speakers and home theater systems; video and audio accessories; furniture $179 and up.
Computer Accessories: DVD-RW drives; flash and external hard drives; notebook accessories; printers $149 and up; scanners $99 and up; computer networking; computer speakers, mice and keyboards; PC cameras; PC gaming controllers; digital recorders $99 and up; surge
protectors; computer flash memory; computer cables; graphic and sound cards; computer software $19.99 and up; blank digital media; blank video media; ink cartridges; printer docks; paper.
Cameras & Accessories: digital cameras $299 and up; digital camcorders $299 and up; digital camera accessories; fi lm SLR, 35mm, APS and instant point-and-shoot cameras; film and one-time-use cameras.
Music Players & Accessories: MP3 players and accessories; shelf systems; car audio; satellite radio hardware; musical instruments; CD/DVD storage.
Phones & Accessories: phone cards; cordless phones; answering machines; landline phone accessories.
More: mobile electronics; major and small appliances; shavers; vacuums; microwaves; 2-way radios; batteries.
Markdowns taken from regular prices.
Excludes Bose? and KEF? audio products; DIRECTV service; digital SLR cameras; Apple? products; satellite radio service; Cinema Systems; video game hardware; advertised and new-release DVDs; Dyson DC14; pay-as-you-go phones; wireless phones and accessories; Whirlpool? Duet?; Calypso? and LHW0050PQ products; GE Profile Harmony? washers and dryers; Magnolia Home Theater products: Fujitsu?, Mitsubishi Medallion, Primare, REL, Sonos, Vienna Acoustics, SpeakerCraft?, Boston Avidea and MartinLogan; HP ink and paper; prior purchases and special order, clearance, demo and open-box items.
Selection varies by store. Limit 1 coupon per household. Not good in combination with any other coupons or offers. Valid only at Best Buy stores in the U.S.A. Valid on instock
items only. No rainchecks. No dealers. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Cash value is 1/100th of 1 cent. Coupon valid 12/13/05 ? 12/18/05.
Cashier Instructions: Scan 10% UPC. Scan qualifying product UPC. Scan all other product(s) being sold.
Press ?Total.? Write ?VOID? on coupon and place in register coupon media file.
? 2005 Best Buy
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Jun 08
Microsoft Actually Releases a Firefox Extension/Plugin?
Posted in: Apple, Firefox Extensions, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Screenshots, Software, Today's Chili, Web SitesThis article was written on March 12, 2007 by CyberNet.
I had been wondering what the latest news on Photosynth was so I just jumped over to their blog to find out that almost two months ago they released a Firefox extension/plugin for the service. Previously Photosynth was only available for Internet Explorer but now it can also be used in Firefox with the help of the extension.
When downloading the extension it requires that you are using either Firefox 1.5 or 2.0 and for me the download was 5.5MB in size! That was pretty big, but after that I was all set to play with my new Firefox toy.
Everything seemed to work just as well as the Internet Explorer counterpart, and there is no doubt that Photosynth is quite a remarkable tool. The whole point behind it is to take a bunch of 2D photographs and assemble them together to form a 3D world. The downside, however, is that the technology is still very new and takes at least a few hours, or even days, to produce the desired output for a relatively small area. For this reason the Photosynth team have not begun to let users upload their own photos and utilize the service.
Microsoft has embarked on quite a task that could revolutionize the way we view the pictures we’ve taken. Being able to reconstruct a 3D world from 2D images is something that will probably become an everyday thing in a few years, much the way video sharing has evolved. They are definitely on the right track, so now it is just a matter of optimizing the system so that it is more efficient.
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Jun 07
Should I Buy an iPhone 4? [Iphone 4]
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The one question Apple never answers at keynotes—their opinion is implicit—is always the most pertinent: Should I buy this new thing? Here’s a simple guide: More »
Jun 07
WWDC Prediction Recap: What Was Missing? [Apple]
Posted in: Apple, apple tv, feature, iPhone, itunes, macbook air, Today's Chili, top
Like any good pundit, I took a stab at what Apple might present today at WWDC. And like everybody else, I was mostly wrong! New iPhone? Check. But take a look at everything Apple left on the table. UPDATED: More »
Jun 07
Toilet paper promotes election, raises political awareness
Posted in: MARKETING IDEAS, politics, Today's ChiliToilet paper can be so much more than just a cleaning apparatus. Some have published horror stories on it. Others, in desperate need of it, have demonstrated the real-time practical values of Twitter.
Now toilet paper gets political. Yahoo Japan is reporting on the tactics of Odawara City to get people interested in the forthcoming summer elections.
Preparing a fairly modest 200 rolls, the city’s election organizers has been distributing the toilet paper to Odawara restaurants, along with posters and special drinks coasters.
On the white paper is printed in blue guidance on the early polling, as well as information on laws about donations. There’s no word yet on whether candidates themselves will resort to canvassing in this fashion!
In Japan it is common to give out free tissues on the street when you want to promote your business. However, apparently the election committee didn’t have much success with this tactic and so came up with other ways to raise awareness of the approaching polls.
Even though it’s just toilet paper and a few drinks coasters, the campaign doesn’t come cheap, costing some 100,000 JPY (c.$1000)!
Jun 07
11 Hands On the New iPhone [Iphone 4]
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Jun 06
HTC EVO 4G’s appearance on HSN is either a great sign, or a harbinger of the apocalypse
Posted in: Android, Google, HTC, Sprint, Today's Chili
Remember to use Tootie!
HTC EVO 4G’s appearance on HSN is either a great sign, or a harbinger of the apocalypse originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Jun 2010 21:49:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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