Archive for March, 2006|Monthly archive page
Javascript Code Highlighter
Leave a CommentCodeHighlighter is a lightweight, unobstrusive and fully configurable script for displaying code examples highlighted in a way similar to the way many text editors highlight code. It is powered by Javascript. Useful to those who doesn’t have server-side support. No programming or weirdness required.
Battlefield 2142 Confirmed and Trailer!!
Comments (1)The link is to the Battlefield 2142 trailer, which I kindly uploaded for Digg… There are full details in the May 2006 PC Gamer… It is coming this Fall! Sorry Star Wars fans, no lasers here.
WinXP and OSX dual boot in MacBook Pro
Comments (1)I downloaded the patch and followed the instructions. It’s quite easy to install. I’ve posted the photos of major installation sequence and some problems I encountered.
Mythbusters build robot with Radio Shack kit
The mythbusters have built a stair climbing robot using the Vex system from Radio Shack. Its pretty in depth article written for Robot Magazine.
Original Firsthand look at the latest release of Windows Vista
A firsthand look at the latest build of Windows Vista. Includes screenshots.
Half Life 2 on Mac Mini!
The title explains all…..
No more PS2
Reports are trickling through this evening that Sony has indeed lost its patent case against Immersion technologies and will be forced to halt sales of its PS2 console.
Del.icio.us supports private bookmarks
del.icio.us now supports private bookmarks. check under settings > private saving and enable ‘allow private saving of bookmarks?’
while saving bookmarks to your account you will now have the option to mark as private.
Boy Recovers From Being Brain Dead Thanks To Video Game Therapy!
Amazing story about a boy pronounced brain dead recovers dramatically thanks in part to video game therapy!
Bus driver fired for playing Grand Theft Auto on Psp while actually driving
Steve Allcock was reported by terrified passengers who heard the screams of characters being butchered as he drove between stops.
