Link of the Day [6.08.08]
“A photo is worth a thousand words,” they say.
Here’s a site showing news stories with big pictures.
Link of the Day — Just click on it and you’ll be satisfied
“A photo is worth a thousand words,” they say.
Here’s a site showing news stories with big pictures.
With the proliferation of electronic devices, you may not know what to do with old, infrequently used components. It’s best to recycle them, but it’s tough to get to the dump to do so. Best Buy announced that they are doing electronics recycling at their stores. And there’s always a Best Buy around (there’s one down the road from me). You bring them your old computers, televisions and appliances and they will recycle it for you. It may cost a fee though, but it’s worth it for not having that junk clutter your house and clutter the dump.
Here’s some guy’s take on how to each sushi. Eh. Perhaps he’s too interested.
Just eat!
http://www.eugeneciurana.com/musings/sushi-eating-HOWTO.html
Bamboo Blade has one of the most frightening characters I’ve seen in an anime. She is 宮崎 都, Miyazaki Miyako, and she’s a yanderekko. It’s a anime character trait characterized as loving, but with a dark, black side.
Boy, does Miya-Miya have a dark side! She’s supposedly the pink of the group, but everyone knows she’s also the black. She’s happiest with her acorn-head boyfriend, and also happiest hitting someone. She’s cute and scary. Don’t cross her. Watch out. She’ll crush your nuts!
As a software developer, it’s humbling to admit mistakes in you’re design. “My kungfu is not as good as I think it is.” You have to be brave, but in the long it’s much better to admit to your shortcomings because you’ll save more. “Scrap it now rather than bandaid it for the future.”
Here’s the Twitter folks admitting to issues with their social network. The questions are phrased in a condescending tone conveying the incredulousness of their situation. “You’re site runs on only one db server?! You update by hand?! What kind of idiots are you?” It’s admirable that the Twitter folks even answered such grueling questions.
Will I be able to fess up the same way if I’m on a software project to nowheresville?
http://blog.twitter.com/2008/05/its-not-rocket-science-but-its-our-work.html
What a strange culture Japan is. They took a fetish from the anime geeks and parlayed it into an actual business.
Maid cafes!
Imagine if they did that in the US. Furry cafes! That would be a site to behold.
Today’s link is to Krispy Kreme in Japam. What’s so special about that? I don’t know but it’s interesting to me. I’m wondering about the flavors they have. Do they go beyond glazed? From looking at the home page picture, I think they do things a little differently than they do here.
Dried squid flavor anyone?
Because I highly doubt any of my readers would actually watch the animes that I watch. Here’s an episode guide to Kimikiss Pure Rouge. It’ll make it easier than watching the full 24 episode run. Don’t say I didn’t do anything for you.
http://www.tv.com/kimikiss-pure-rouge/show/75110/episode.html
A while back, my cousin came back home for a couple days. He tells me that he’s now commuting to work on a bike. He’s also looking to get a junker to convert into a cargo bike. Here’s a company that makes just that.
Kawaii Not, the comic for when cute goes bad!