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This really takes you back. I found only two computers on that site that I've owned; the Commodore C64 and the Amiga 500

One thing that makes me wonder, what kind of productivity can you at all reach with a keyword like this

I don't know why but I felt very compelled to just read one comic after the other. Can't tell if this Michelle actually exists in reality but I'll imagine so anyway. She tells the story of her unexpected work experience at a psychiatric ward as a third-year medical student.

Don't miss this. It's cute and positively inspiring.

All you need is a photo and Photoshop. Obviously you need a pair of 3-D glasses. Where do you get hold of a pair? Well, next time a pair is included in a popular science magazine or something, I'll buy the magazine just to get the glasses.

Anyway, this NASA JPL article explains how to do the Photoshop bit. It doesn't look very hard to do. First I just need to get a pair of glasses.

Wanna know what words are most commonly used in the English language? Well, look at this site then I was surprised to see that "in" was more common than "it" or "is".

Gizmodo is a great weblog about various new gadgets such as computers, mobile phones and Automatic Blood Donation Booths. Read the authors latest blog entry about recent sponsorships:

"If you'd like to contribute to the gradual erosion of quality in media, advertising with us is a great place to start."

One of the best flash animations I've seen in a long time. Not only is it cute and clever but the actions by the drawn figures is very smooth and natural. This guy who did this deserves a job at Pixar or something just because of this animation.

Have a look! It's only two minutes long. If you can afford the time, this Max Payne flash animation ain't too bad either but lacks the simplicity that impressed me so much about Paper Wars.

MetaFilter has put together a nice collection of sites that estimate how much of all email sent across the world i spam. See for yourself

Must admit that I really got stuck on this website. It lists 100 of the worlds wonders with Pyramids of Egypt on first place and further on you have special forests and mountains that were not made by man.

Be sure not to miss the more famous Seven Wonders Of The World which is equally impressive even though most of those seven don't exist today. In fact the Pyramid of Khufu is the only one existing still today.

I was invited by my friend David Otton and I've just had a quick look at it and the little I've seen looks very promising. The big question mark for me is: POP! I've already got a POP account that I use for all my other email and I want to keep using it. How do I read my POP3 email in Gmail? Would be great if I can set it up to have one copy of an unread email in Gmail and one in my POP3 account.

Before I've been using @pen Webmail which was pretty good because when I went to it it fetch my unread mail (once) and left them on the server. Then when I come home to my home PC I get the those emails again but this time they're deleted from the POP3 server. So the webmail becomes an extra copy.

I know there are solutions (read hacks) to make your Gmail look like a POP3 account but that's not what I want. When will they support reading from POP3 accounts (and IMAP too maybe) but only when I tell it to and without deleting them from the server.

An MP3 player you can use under when swimming and diving. I don't understand how the headphones work but I bet you must loose some of the sound quality.

This has a far reaching implication on our lives. Diving is typical for being soundless. That's why you need the body language that divers have worked out. Now, this simple technology marks an end to that. The price: $649.95 (~£350)