It’s a Boys’ Club – Sony Says to Industry Let There Be More Women (1)
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It’s no secret that women gamers are drawn to different aspects of gaming then their male counterparts. The gaming industry is seen as a teenage boy clubhouse. While there has always been talk surrounding getting women more involved in this industry, finally a company is taking real action. “Today, I am challenging everyone to take action to help level the playing field for women pursuing a career in video games,” said Torrie Dorrell senior vice ...
Casual Collective: Time Wasters from Dekstop Tower Defense makers (4)
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Filed under: Games, Internet, Time-Wasters If you're the sort of person who can spend all day playing casual web games instead of getting any work done, I'd advise you to stop reading this post. Like now. Come back to it this weekend. Seriously. OK, for the rest of you, the guys behind the insanely addictive Desktop Tower Defense game we told you about last year are back. This time they have a new web site ...
AutoZone : nouveau projet open-source d'Apple (1)
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Suite à la sortie de Mac OS X 10.5.5, Apple a intégré dans Darwin 9.5, son pendant open-source un nouveau composant baptisé AutoZone. Il s'agit en fait du ramasse-miettes (garbage collector) introduit dans Leopard. Apple indique sur la page de présentation d'AutoZone que ce mécanisme va év...
CSS3 ASCII Layouts, Element Transversals, and Gotchas (2)
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John Resig has been a busy guy posting today not once but thrice! They all interesting too. I really enjoyed the CSS3 Template Layout post that reminds us of the CSS 3 advanced layout that allows you to use ASCII to define it: PLAIN TEXT CSS: <style type="text/css"> body { height: 100%; display: "a . b . c" /2em ". . . . ." /1em "d . e . f" ". . . . ." ...
chinese journalist bloggers :: (3)
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:: one of the driving forces behind the initial growth of blogging in China was mainstream Chinese journalists / reporters. Before the Chinese blogosphere had movie stars, athletes, and legions of ordinary people, reporters discussed current events and swapped stories that had been kept out of the mainstream Chinese papers, magazines, etc. Even in today’s much more diverse blog world, there are still quite a few influential blogging journalists, below is an introduction to just ...
Casual Games Will Make Consoles Extinct - Clickz [Casual Games] (3)
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"Digital Marketing" experts Clickz have a theory - casual games are becoming the dominant form of gameplay and are killing the console market deader than a particularly dead doornail. "We are entering a future that many in the game industry are still denying and fighting against," says Clickz's Kevin Carney, "We are watching the icon of gaming, the console, quickly and ungraciously bow to the internet." You see, it is not just any old casual ...
On rendering engines and graphic libraries (2)
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It won’t be long before we have a really solid baseline across the 4 major rendering engines in terms of CSS support. Gecko, Webkit, Presto and IE8’s rendering engine. But what about their graphic libraries? Graphic libraries exist to take the page from the rendering engine and onto the screen. They’ve been underexposed for some time because the rendering engines caused the most grief, but with those getting rapidly better, little annoyances with the graphic ...
Sunday Timewaster: the irRegular Game of Life [Hot Flashes] (4)
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The irRegular Game of Life is a weird but fun little game (by irRegular Games) based on mathematician John Horton Conway's 'Game of Life' theory. In this iteration, you are given puzzles to solve and must set the little cells into motion to meet the goals of each level. It's surprisingly hypnotic at times — after getting past the initial introductory levels, you watch the cells shuffle back and forth, creating a variety of patterns ...
Is the Twilight Soundtrack a Sign of Angsty Things to Come? (1)
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We started covering Twilight earlier this year, and so far it’s been a contentious topic around the FSR offices. So contentious, that when the soundtrack was released this week, it caused some serious debate, and, with nothing else to do on a Thursday evening, Brian Gibson and Cole Abaius took to the interwebs to discuss the sounds getting us in the mood for young vampire love. The soundtrack features Muse, Paramore, The Black Ghosts, Linkin ...
Fuck the NYT login bullshit. (1)
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November 4, 2008EditorialSo Little Time, So Much Damage While Americans eagerly vote for the next president, here’s a sobering reminder: As of Tuesday, George W. Bush still has 77 days left in the White House — and he’s not wasting a minute. President Bush’s aides have been scrambling to change rules and regulations on the environment, civil liberties and abortion rights, among others — few for the good. Most presidents put on a last-minute policy ...
US Army to Push X-Files Tech Development, Invade World of Warcraft (2)
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The US Army is ramping up the development of technology that is "making science fiction into reality" as Dr. John Parmentola, Director of their Research and Laboratory Management, puts it. The research includes regenerating body parts on "nano-scaffolding," telepathy through electronic impulses in the scalp, and self-aware virtual photorealistic soldiers that can be deployed in the battlefield through "quantum ghost imaging." To test these they want to use them into a massively multi-player online games ...
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When Classmates.com told user Anthony Michaels last Christmas Eve that his former school chums were trying to contact him, he pulled out his wallet and upgraded to the premium membership that would let him contact long-lost fifth-grade dodge-ball buddies and see if his secret crush from high school had looked him up online. But once he'd parted with the $15, Michaels learned the shocking truth: No one he knew was trying to contact him at ...Shared by 1001 noisy cameras (59) Adam Berkowitz (43) Adam Orchard (99) Ahsan Navid Hussain (808) Alex Dumitru (1932) amirtal (9) Aram Zucker-Scharff (122) beachbum (37) Carlton (157) Cee Bee (407) Chris Comella (39) Friar-Zero (92) Graeme (761) Grey (218) iAlja (220) Jason Blanton (22) Joshua Porter (11) Mani Karthik (433) Mark Lancaster (998) Matt Heerema (3) Nathan Manley (93) Nathaniel Dean (114) Nick O'Neill (23) NomadRip (564) Peter H (122) sushaantu (387) Thlayli (83) Wendy (47) Wesley (23) Zee from WeDoCreative (328)Contribute commentminimalsites.com (20) permalink
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