extra extra large

daily dos

thu 7/2/2009

 

There, I Fixed It: necessity breeds innovation.

 
 

big things poppin'

daily dos

thu 7/5/2007

 

Make your own pixel art T-Shirt with this handy guide. (via Urban Retro Lifestyle)

 
 

cavities

daily dos

thu 10/19/2006

 

Got headphones and a mic? Get rapHappy. (via aNYthing glob)

 
 

saving it for Chuey

daily dos

wed 10/18/2006

 

Geek makes french fries with the same computer he's using to play Quake. (via Boing Boing)

 
 

dass right

daily dos

tue 10/3/2006

 

You know that nightmare where you're taking the final test, and you haven't studied, and then you're naked and your parents are there and you also have to dismantle a nuclear bomb before it goes off? Well, here's how to take care of the bomb part.

 
 

dass right

daily dos

tue 10/3/2006

 

Can't afford an iPod? The online iPod might keep you entertained but it probably won't stop the other kids from calling you poor.

 
 

career day

daily dos

mon 10/2/2006

 

Another kid makes Wolverine claws. These actually work. (via Gizmodo)

 
 

bodega

daily dos

fri 9/8/2006

 
 
 

hands on, hands off

daily dos

tue 8/8/2006

 

Pop ya top: Guy opens his Negra Modelo with a piece of paper. Watch, learn, and try it yourself. It works for Jarritos and Coca Cola bottles too. (via Fark)

 
 

Mail yourself

peep this

fri 6/23/2006

 
mail-yourself

Running out of space on your computer? Don't have the dolores to buy a new one or an external drive?

Slashdot reports on a PC World study of 17 online file storage services. The favorite was GoDaddy Online File Folder which buys you a 1gb at $10 per year.

If your time is cheap and money hard to find, you can always do what one Einstein in the Slashdot comments recommends:

I know a lot of people that use their webmail accounts [as storage space] ... if they think they need to... access a file somewhere else, they'll just e-mail it to themselves in an attachment.

Yahoo! Mail is free but has a 1gb limit and won't let you send an email bigger than 10mb.

GMail is also free and also limits each message to 10mb but they offer 2.5gb (and growing) of free, searchable storage space. Plus, you can sign up using your cell phone.

Image from Ezprezzo.com.