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I don’t know if it works, but callthefuture.org sure looks like a fun toy.

This looks like a fun project: Controlling LED Arrays on TCP/IP Networks. The fun part, though, is the tri-color LED matrix and controller board.

Here are some really nifty gizmos for playing with flickr: fd’s Flickr Toys.

This is kewl. It wraps the content from digg.com in an iframe in such a way that one can view it on the Sony PSP. Have a look at the results: http://racedude.buckdog.sourcecodemini.net/digg/index.html.

Well, it’s 2006 already, but this is a good list of the 5 Best Freeware Games of 2005. I’ve tried Mono, and it’s kewl.

I can’t run it (I run Win2K), but this looks kewl: slickr a screensaver that uses content from flickr.

If you were curious to see which celebrity myheritage.com thinks you most look like, you can try it out yourself here: Face recognition. [Found on fark.com]
I’m not so sure about it; I apparently resemble Lec Walesa (57%), Moritz Leuenberger (56%), someone named Bill Watterson that I’ve never heard of (55%), Jon Voight […]

I’d only read about it until just a couple of days ago. But it’s true: Guitar Hero rocks. It’s a great game. It’s fun, it looks great, and while this might mess you up if you actually want to learn to play a real guitar later, it’s worth it.
I think I’ve got […]

Screenshots of this in-development game at Ambrosia Software look awesome: Sketchfighter.

One of the things I do on saturday mornings is to take a look at new and interesting game demos. I found this one, but I didn’t try it until today: Cloud. It’s simple and beautiful. Excellent.

I can’t hardly wait: a version of Katamari Damacy for the PSP: New Me & My Katamari Screenshots. Sometime next year. That’s soon, right?
Your Katamari is really huge!

Here’s a good collection of ’80’s games available online: www.1980-games.com. Unfortunately, I don’t see Crazy Climber in their collection. I love Crazy Climber.

I’ve been trying to decide if I should update my Sony PSP from firmware rev 1.52 up to 2.0 so that I can use the web browser, and then downgrade so that I could still run homebrew. Unfortunately, I don’t want to turn it into a glossy black brick. One of the better […]

About dreamlines: The user enters one or more words that define the subject of a dream he would like to dream. The system looks in the Web for images related to those words, and takes them as input to generate an ambiguous painting, in perpetual change, where elements fuse into one another, in a process […]

Given I’m hooked on flickr, and a linux geek, it was inevitable that I would eventually discover flickrfs. Great idea.