Virtual Air Guitar
Forget that last post; I really just want one of these for Christmas.
Forget that last post; I really just want one of these for Christmas.
Here is (the start of) my Christmas list for 2005. The kicker is that I’m using Amazon referral links. So if you buy something by clicking on one of the links below, I’ll also get a % of the sale!
Please check with Kim (kim@strangerstudios.com) before buying anything below in case someone else is [...]
…is coming soon.
Here are some exclusive screenshots of the StrangerStudios PHP-Portfolio web application in development. The first image shows how users will browse projects and screenshots. The second image shows the admin view where projects are maintained.
I would consider the project at around version 0.45 or so. When we hit v0.5, the portfolio software will [...]
It’s a bit late, but I figure I’ll let y’all know that my post this Tuesday at InvestorGeeks was about a little spreadsheet I put together to calculate your future wealth based on salary, expected raises, percentage of savings, inflation rate, rate of return, etc. It’s a handy little tool meant to get people [...]
Check out ThoughtlessActs.com, a site by Jane Fulton Suri and IDEO.
The “preview the book” section has some pretty interesting snippets and makes me want to buy the book.
The creme de la creme though is the “what do you see?” section. Visitors can upload pictures of and comment on moments of instant innovation. [...]
I posted another article at InvestorGeeks.
Media Convergence: Confused Yet?
A couple buddies and I have just launched a project that I am very excited about (notice the exclamation mark in the title).
www.InvestorGeeks.com
I’m partnering with Chris Welch and Frank Sanders on this, and our intention to create a hub for young, intelligent people like ourselves who might be new to this investment thing.
Be sure to [...]
…are belong to this guy:
Checkout Andrew Cantino’s new word association site. It’s a fun little toy, and (best of all) yours truly helped with the design and styling.
I closed out my Pay the Artists post with this little promise:
I’ll report-in later to expand on this topic with some ideas I have for “paying the artists”.
I don’t do these posts-in-series very well. We all know how the Making the Blog series went. My mind wanders, my ADD kung fu is too [...]
How come no one has produced a keyless entry for home doors yet?
Update:
It seems that Automatic Rubber Chicken Dance Hit Studio is going to be my only original idea.
Here’s an engadget home-brewed cell phone entry for the home.
Here’s one of many companies selling keyless entry units for the home.