In search of freebies

Written by willbe in Useful links

Stock.XCHNG,
the leading FREE stock photo site

Browse through the categories of our huge gallery containing over 100.000 quality stock photos by more than 9.000 users! Need a wallpaper for your desktop? Need a pic for your commercial website design? Looking for inspiration? Have a look around.

Share your photos with fellow designers! SXC is a friendly community of photography addicts who generously offer their works to the public free of charge. If you have some nice photos that you’d like to share with others, join us!

Chat with other members in our forum! Looking for something? Need an opinion? Have a question? Post a topic, and someone will definitely help you out..

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Tablet PC Prototype

Written by willbe in Tech news

Microsoft have presented Tablet PC prototype.

Basic specs: Expected to measure 9 inches diagonally, weigh 0.45-0.9kg, feature an all-day battery life, 6-inch screen, play digital media, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, built-in camera

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Is it modern art?

Written by willbe in Gadgets

Nothing but the clock!

Patterns can be found everywhere in life. In our DNA, in cloud formations, during a chess game, in your code, in your deviant behaviors, and even in your bottle of Bawls. Patterns give us clues. Clues give us information. Information makes the world a happier place (not necessarily a safer happier place though). In the case of the Tix clock, the patterns can give you the time.

Millions of patterns are possible with the futuristic-looking Tix clock, yet the clock is extremely simple to read once you grasp the basic concept. The four seperate fields act like the four digits of a digital clock. The value of each digit is simply the number of illuminated squares in each field. So any given time of the day may have thousands of different ways of displaying the time. The clocks in the image are displaying the time 12:34. It’s that easy! Of course your friends are just going to take a look at your Tix clock and think it’s just modern LED art. Dullards…

You can buy it here.

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Links for beginners

Written by willbe in Useful links

If You start learning computer science You will found these links useful:

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A 12 sided calendar

Written by willbe in Useful links

Create calendar, download and make it from a piece of paper.

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Quiz

Written by willbe in Fun


Test, your ability to tell which among the array of images are real, and which are created by computer graphics.

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Beerring

Written by willbe in Gadgets

No more searching through your desk drawer for bottle openers. You will always have one when you wear your Ring Thing.

Buy it here.

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Swedish FireSteel

Written by willbe in Gadgets

A survival tool for creating a tool of survival

Originally developed for the Swedish Department of Defense, Swedish FireSteel is a flash of genius. Its nearly 3,000°C spark makes fire building easy in any weather, at any altitude. Used by a number of armies around the world, Swedish FireSteel’s dependability has already made it a favorite of survival experts, hunters, fishermen and campers. It has also found its way into cabins and backyards as a fool-proof way to light stoves and gas-barbecues. Amazingly enough it also works equally well when wet. We think geeks will appreciate the power of being able to start a fire with such a simple tool.

A metal blade is slowly moved across the Firesteel, generating sparks that can easily be thrown onto a small pile of dry grass, leaves or paper to start a fire. When the fire is becoming established, thin sticks of wood can be added, gradually increasing to thicker ones.

The Swedish FireSteel has these great features:

  • Lights campfires, stoves, gas-barbecues
  • A magnesium alloy that consists of 7 metals
  • Lasts for approximately 12,000 strikes
  • Produces a spark temperature close to 3,000°C (5,500°F)
  • Bright spark – can be used as emergency signal
  • Functions in rain and snow
  • Dimensions: main component is approx. 3.75″ long
  • Weight: approx. 1.9 ounces
  • From ThinkGeek

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See a Secret… Share a Secret

Written by willbe in Fun

Do You have a secret?

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CSS-design. Link

Written by willbe in Web-design

The WellStyled Workshop

Interesting CSS-dedicated site. There are some articles about using CSS-abilities for special cases. Online-generator of color schemes and palettes to create good-looking and well balanced and harmonic web pages.

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