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IL BACKSTAGE DISMART&APP LA TRASMISSIONE DE LA3TV CHE PARLA DEL MONDO DIGITALE INCONTRA MICHELE FICARA MANGANELLI GEEK LIFEHACKER E PRESIDENTE DI ASSODIGITALE abbiamo parlato di reputazione digitale, social media, nuove professioni digitali e come gestire la propria immagine in rete, la trasmissione è condotta da Silvia Vianello grande rivelazione della televisione italiana
Using levels and a vice, the uprights are at the same angle, z height, and spread. You don't need a level floor to build, but I bet it would be a lot easier.
A detail of how many miles I've walked per day ever since the first day I moved into DC. The large spikes are my vacations.
Maximum miles/day actually go off the top of the chart- I have several points that are in the range of 60-70 miles in a single day. This is why I don't travel with people on vacation.
lifehacker.com/355264/kill-kitchen-sponge-germs-in-the-mi...
The seedy underbelly of the kitchen clean up world.
For February 1st's theme of "Dirty Little Secret" for the MacroMondays group.
Nailing down what I want out of a desktop. I want a few things available at all times like the time,date and weather. I have those now thanks to Geektool.
This is my current Windows XP desktop. The background is my PRS CE-24 guitar, on top of another wallpaper. (The "T" is for Temporary...sort of a reminder)
I'm running ObjectDock Plus for the tool bar, Rainmeter and the 10-Foot HUD, plus a customized Weather skin, and a custom built Stock Market skin (both based on Grzegorz Gajdzinski's awesome weather and stock skins: members.lycos.co.uk/grzesiogg/index.php?option=com_conten.... I'm also running Trillian with the iChat-small skin, Thunderbird with the CuteBird theme, Firefox, iTunes, and host of goodies discovered on Lifehacker.
I had my brother Wade rig up a bike handle camera grip for an an old Canon PowerShot SD400 we had lying around, and now I can use it as a digital toy camera. If I hold the camera grip in one hand and trigger the self-timer with the other one, I can raise the camera and compose my shot before the timer trips the shutter. Of course, I have to remember to turn on the self-timer, or I end up with a shot like this.
Thought I’d share with you a fun Yahoo! Experiment I’ve gotten myself involved in....
Meet “Purple Reigns”
That’s the name of this particular “Purple Pedal”, from the purple pedal family, who is visiting me in southern California for a while.
Purple Reigns is no ordinary bike.
Purple Reigns sort of have super powers and employs green-consciousness.
Purple Reigns is solar powered and communicates with satellites.
Purple Reigns uses that natural power to take photos with it's onboard camera which swivels and uploads images every 60 seconds to the bike’s personal flickr page: www.flickr.com/photos/purple_reigns/
Purple Reigns, then, is actively involved in the community.
Live data/photo feed of where Purple Reigns is and what it’s shooting
Now that I’m the proud caretaker of this purple super cruiser for the next couple of weeks I hope you’ll follow my pedaling journey on Purple Reigns own Flickr page:
www.flickr.com/photos/purple_reigns/
When our journey is over I will collect the best photos and they will become a Purple Reigns in Venice blog on:
You can also read more about the technology of the bike here:
lifehacker.com/5049737/flickr-bikes-photo+map-locales-acr...
Using 1.5 SST allowed us to only require welding two or three sides to meet strength goals. Leaving the inside corners looking sharp and clean.
Got inspired from a couple minimal desktops in this group and this was the result.
Rocketdock - Blank Theme, Token (white) Icons
Desktop - NIN digital album art, modified a bit
Best viewed with color profile support:
lifehacker.com/396742/tweak-firefox-to-display-richer-colors
Inspired by carlitoscontraptions.com/2007/03/compact-keychain/ I made this for my keys. I still want to do something more useful like www.instructables.com/id/Friendly_Folding_Keychain/ but I haven't found the right multitool to take apart yet.
these pups live in my neighborhood. when i saw them i got tunnel vision and abruptly hung up on the person i was talking to on my cell my manpanion. the little one was moving too much (and my camera was being too fussy) to get a good, close-up picture of it. sad.
but, brightside: the picture found its way onto lifehacker. huzzah!
Another gift from my lovely wife and her sewing skills, a long sheet of padding segmented to go around another lens to provide padding. Not a perfect fit (being that it is just around it and isn't sewn shut), but flexible and should work with any sized lens and of course can have a t-shirt or tuque or something stuffed around them to pad out any extra space.
I really hate the trend of wasting 2/3 of the first screen you see on websites with decorative photos and slides, so you can guess I'm not enjoying the Timeline layout in Facebook much. Why do designers find it sensible to push the actual content down the page instead of letting it be the prime focal point? Everyone's doing it, and it's idiotic design. So I made this little image to protest. It's to the size suggested by Lifehacker and in Virginia Tech colors. If you need one in your school colors, message me :)
AE Aego M's are the best PC speakers I've ever heard. I just so happened to have AE speakers in my living room as well. :)
See the blog post for more info: SXSW 2007
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. If you use this photo, please list the photo credit as "Scott Beale / Laughing Squid" and link the credit to laughingsquid.com.
Rainmeter with Object Dock w/ Ecqlipse Icons, Launchy w/ Dank Skin, and Rocket Dock w/ Reflections Icons.
REMEMBER, I JUST PUT THIS TOGETHER. I GIVE CREDIT TO ALLLL THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THESE CONFIGS, WALLPAPERS, SKINS, PROGRAMS AND ICONS!
Weather not showing due to XOAP Server Down.
Rainmeter: Enigma, and NoxxNotes
Minimalistic section of deviantart wallpaper.
All the end pieces require 1/8 inch plate steel caps to seal them up. This one will have a nut welded in for another foot.
I got a $5 bouquet of carnations, which can tend to look pretty cheesy on their own, but if you take out the greenery and bunch them together tightly, they look pretty cute. I made some mini-bouquets to set around the house and help bring some color to our gray days.
lifehacker.com/5421639/get-fresh-flowers-throughout-your-...
Rainmeter with Object Dock w/ Ecqlipse Icons, Launchy w/ Dank Skin, and Rocket Dock w/ Reflections Icons.
REMEMBER, I JUST PUT THIS TOGETHER. I GIVE CREDIT TO ALLLL THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THESE CONFIGS, WALLPAPERS, SKINS, PROGRAMS AND ICONS!
Weather not showing due to XOAP Server Down.
Rainmeter: Enigma, and NoxxNotes (Hidden).
Space invader Wallpaper.
Joints were done with 45 degree cuts so the nuts are welded slightly towards centre, hoping it hides them a bit and doesn't require drilling into the weld.
My Bleach-themed desktop. I use rainmeter, rainlender, bumptop, objectdock, and launchy all together.
I try to keep my desktop clean, but it gets a bit messy as you can see. I try to stack related items on the sides so you can still see Ichigo and his powerful reiatsu.
Its a work in progress, so please give me suggestions for:
- How to make the cpu temp meter work
- What to use a a wall texture
- How to make my lifehacker rss have the title "Lifehacker"
- Any other ideas for improvements?