Journal entry · April 20, 2004
Here is a wiki on how to make money from blogging, although personally I do it for fun
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Here is a wiki on how to make money from blogging, although personally I do it for fun
Amazing store of a new motor that can generate more power than you put in, so there will be no need for nuclear power stations soon? It will be interesting to follow this story.Japan.com – Technology – Magnetic Fan in Japan – Japanese Magnetic Fan
Thanks to Chris Rand for this linkSurveyMonkey.com – Powerful tool for creating web surveys. Online survey software made easy! Pretty useful software for generating surveys. Maybe we should send one out to Cortex customers.
Who says IKEA doesnt have a sense of humour. The new FartyG bathroom light IKEA Furniture Stores Australia
Oh boy this beats building speakers into concrete pipes like my brother did or building sand filled corner enclosures like Stan and I did. This guy is SERIOUS about speakers he excavated a hole 1 metre deep and made a horn 9.5 metres long custom3 That some audio system! Pity the neighbours
Just had an email from this guy:- Good day , This is Mr Raphael smith from olivestores and i will like to place an order from your store and i want to let you know that am whole saler in my country so i want you to give me a best price and here are […]
Spoken English – FreeCultureGreat WIKI of Lawrence Lessig’s Free Culture book including MP3’s . The nbook is very very good especially the stories about FM radio and the Phonograph with a really good bit about how photography would never have taken off if you had to get the permission of the person who owned the […]
Neat idea for recycling in your home cityFreecycle by using a yahoo group
Wow, I hope this isnt an April Fool. But this guy has a new Treo 610shellen.com ::: are you my friend? yes – no with blutooth and high res camera. Fantastic OK OK I was done at least it was before midday!
Heres rather a cool device for home networking, Nobu, LLC. – 12.5″ in wall PC with Touchscreen: “12.4′ IN WALL TOUCH-SCREEN PC – N12WTS” probably better than the old laptop that I use in the kitchen at home here