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Monday, September 30, 2002 |
Arteroids 2.02. Blow up words (not worlds). Hear funny, human-made sounds. Play the Bernie Award winning Arteroids - "A literary computer game for the Web — the battle of poetry against itself and the forces of dullness." Note that this game is actually funny, and fun, and, well, puzzling in a poetic sort of way. [DeepFUN Weblog]
4:25:16 PM 
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Users have highly emotional reactions to newsletters which feel much more personal than websites. In usability testing, success rates were high for subscribe and unsubscribe tasks, but users were frustrated by newsletters that demanded too much of their time.
1:48:44 PM
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If you havn't seen it yet... you should. I was cracking up late Saturday evening.
9:13:15 AM
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ViewSonic Takes the Plunge. Hot on the heels of Razor's Zayo: ViewSonic enters the fray with its own Pocket PC device. The V35 comes out November 1st, and will have a 300 MHz processor, 32MB of RAM, a 3.5 inch color screen, and weigh just 4.9 ounces. Read... [Gizmodo]
9:01:26 AM
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So far in my 3 hours of being awake today, I've read two articles on how computers are faster than what the average person requires. The first is a general article from newsfactor.com and the other in the print version of of emedia magazine. The emedia article talks about authoring DVDs with an off-the-shelf Dell with less than $1800 sunk into it.
Add another @8:49am - New York Times - PC Makers Hit Speed Bumps; Being Faster May Not Matter
This makes me feel better about my backordered Tiger Direct motherboard and proc I order yesterday for $89. I'm looking to use it down in the basement for multi-track recording. Hopefully everything will work. The last time I built a computer from scratch the processor was a 486. A lot has changed since then.
8:20:23 AM
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