Smiling Bubbles Game for PalmOS

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Bubbles

Bubbles 07/09/2004 05:05 PM
Catch bubbles. (Flash, via littlefluffy.) Pop.

Bursting Bubbles

Bursting Bubbles 03/30/2005 11:34 AM
David Gardner and Jeremy Siegel talk Social Security, tech bubbles, and IPOs in part two of their interview.

Grr. Cats. And... Bubbles?

Grr. Cats. And... Bubbles? 12/23/2002 07:53 AM
One of my cats just woke me up. As far as I can tell, he just wanted to play. At 3:45am. And now I'm awake. So I've been tossing the furry mouse for him. I suppose it could be worse....

Bubbles the Artist

Bubbles the Artist 12/30/2004 11:20 AM
Bubbles the Artist! If you've been looking for a Pee Wee Herman dinner plate, a greeting card featuring Paul Lynde, or a pain ting of John Belushi drinking himself to death, then look no further. (If you love crappy disco midi files, you'll want to keep your speakers turned up.)

For Champagne Bubbles, Smaller Is Better

For Champagne Bubbles, Smaller Is Better 01/03/2004 11:48 AM
Roland Piquepaille writes "During this holiday season you don't need a special occasion to drink champagne. You can do it everyday, providing you use ...

Blast From Bubbles Past

Blast From Bubbles Past 12/09/2003 07:28 PM
So what do you think of Yahoo! these days? Is it still the portal of choice, or is Google worth fearing? All this and more -- on the Yahoo! discussion board. ...

Dolphins blow bubbles, too.

Dolphins blow bubbles, too. 03/13/2003 10:16 AM
Apparently dolphins can sense the water currents in their environment, and take advantage of this rather incredible ability to blow bubbles.

Frozen-Bubbles: a bigger escape key

Frozen-Bubbles: a bigger escape key 12/03/2003 05:18 AM
One thing that was missing from my newly migrated desktop is a big escape key. No, not the little Esc key on the keyboard. One bigger than that. A mind-rotting time waster that truly allows you to escape for a bit. On my Red Hat desktop, freecell was the big escape key. Now that I'm running Mandrake, I've found a new one. It's called "Frozen-Bubble."

Quarto for PalmOS

Quarto for PalmOS 01/19/2004 09:34 AM
Quarto for PalmOS V1.0.8 released

FreeCiv for PalmOS

FreeCiv for PalmOS 11/02/2003 08:41 PM
It's Alive!

OpenChess for PalmOS

OpenChess for PalmOS 03/27/2005 03:27 PM
OpenChess in English/French/German

visKeeper for PalmOS released

visKeeper for PalmOS released 05/18/2004 06:18 PM

PalmOS reset primer

PalmOS reset primer 01/18/2004 05:56 AM
Here's a HOW-TO describing the different flavors of reset available in various PalmOS devices.

The reason it takes a while to get the general preference screen after a soft reset is that the OS notifies every app on your device that a soft reset has occurred. That allows each program to reinitialize. There are two cases where you don't want that to happen. One is if you want to delete a system file or other file that's normally open in the OS and won't let you delete it as a result. Since that app won't be initialized, it won't be active after the reset and you can freely delete it. The second is if some app is crashing your system in an endless chain of soft resets. This reset will keep all apps inactive until you manually start them after the reset is complete. This way, you can work your way through the apps and see which one is causing the problem. It could be as simple as a corrupt preference database for an app. This takes some patience in troubleshooting, but always start with what you did last and work your way back through your last changes in reverse order.

Link (via Mobilewhack)

Another Bible for the PalmOS: BibleToGo

Another Bible for the PalmOS: BibleToGo 05/04/2004 05:03 AM

Picture Bubbles, Wiki Toons, Stage Page

Picture Bubbles, Wiki Toons, Stage Page 01/07/2004 04:39 PM

Picture Bubbles

Take a picture on the web, any picture will do as long as its accessible by a URL, and attach a comment to all or parts of the picture which is displayed in a cartoon bubble.  The bubble can also be set to pop-up on mouseover or mouseclick.

Wiki Toons

Start with a large picture or a series of related pictures placed on a wiki page in a row, a column, or a grid.  Allow people to change or comment on all or parts of the pictures using tools on the web page.  Put four in a row and let people create a toon by filling in the bubbles.

Stage Page

Fill top half of a page with a large image.  That's the stage.  Fill the bottom half with images of characters and props.  Let people play with the characters and props and share the experience with other players and spectators.  Record positions in time and let people replay one scene at a time.  For kids and adults only.

SanDisk SD WiFi PalmOS Drivers Any Day
Now

SanDisk SD WiFi PalmOS Drivers Any Day
Now 06/18/2004 11:33 AM

PDABuyersGuide is reporting that SanDisk has given them the soon-to-be-released PalmOS drivers for the SanDisk SD WiFi card that was previously Pocket PC only. They aren't out for public consumption yet, but if they're sending them out to reviewers, they should be online soon enough.
Read< /a> [PDABuyersGuide]

Synchronizing PalmOS devices with Linux

Synchronizing PalmOS devices with Linux 03/19/2005 02:36 AM
Smart handheld devices or personal digital assistants (PDA) extend our access to the information on our desktops, from addresses to telephone numbers. Unfortunately, when it comes to vendor support for synchronizing this information with a *nix operating system, the options are limited. In this article, we'll review the various GPL-based suites available for synchronizing PalmOS-based devices with Linux.

Smiling makes you happy

Smiling makes you happy 01/08/2004 08:09 PM

An interesting theory that facial expressions affect blood-flow to the brain and are not just results of emotions. The assertion is that these blood-flows affect our emotions. So SMILE! :-)

Zajonc, R. B., Emotion and Facial Efference: A Theory Reclaimed, Scince, 1985, 288, 15-2

He also asserted that elation follows the smile, not the opposite. The blood flow changes caused by contracting the facial muscles in the smile alter cerebral blood flow and cause an emotional change. He extends this reasoning to account for all kinds of other bizarre facial habits associated with emotions -- wrinkled forheads, rubbing one's eyes, hand on forehead, pulling earlobes, licking lips, etc.

Via Jonas

Why Is This Guard Smiling? (Reuters)

Why Is This Guard Smiling? (Reuters) 05/26/2004 10:18 AM
Reuters - The head of Russia's border guards, fed up with their dour image, has ordered them to start smiling at visitors, a spokesman said Wednesday.

What Are You Smiling At, Traveler?
(Reuters)

What Are You Smiling At, Traveler?
(Reuters) 08/06/2004 07:42 AM
Reuters - The fight against terrorism has wiped the smile off the face of British passport holders.

Irish unemployed smiling

Irish unemployed smiling 05/19/2004 07:16 PM
USA Today May 19 2004 11:54PM GMT

How to Synchronize PalmOS Pda/Smartphone
over Bluetooth in Linux

How to Synchronize PalmOS Pda/Smartphone
over Bluetooth in Linux 03/30/2005 01:55 AM
SlashPhone Mar 30 2005 4:24AM GMT

15% Off Entire Order at Palmloyal PalmOS
Software until 05/22/04

15% Off Entire Order at Palmloyal PalmOS
Software until 05/22/04 05/18/2004 12:00 AM

High Tech Has Dentists Smiling

High Tech Has Dentists Smiling 05/18/2004 04:44 AM
Dentists in Silicon Valley are turning to technology to lure more patients. Lasers and digital imaging are key to maintaining a smile -- and erasing pain. By Kristen Philipkoski.

Those Irish eyes not smiling at Bush

Those Irish eyes not smiling at Bush 06/21/2004 06:40 PM

PlayStation Portable has Sony smiling

PlayStation Portable has Sony smiling 04/08/2005 08:25 AM
Dailybulletin.com - Fri Apr 8, 07:17 am GMT

Putting A Smiling Face On The Database
That Knows Everything About You

Putting A Smiling Face On The Database
That Knows Everything About You 05/03/2004 06:03 PM
There are ways to argue that better management of information about someone can lead to better privacy protection. However, I've read and reread this article about how the CEO of ChoicePoint, a massive database company best known for providing background checks on anyone, is trying to openly discuss privacy concerns with people, and about the only thing I can get out of it is that he wants to convince us all that we should just trust him. He wants a debate, but doesn't do much to explain how a service like his actually protects our privacy. His only point is that the data should remain in separate databases - until someone does a search. Of course, this seems like semantics. If the search goes across multiple databases, then it's effectively a single database. He's also working to provide the backend of Stephen Brill's "No, I'm Not A Terrorist Card" that we discussed last year. The idea is that non-terrorists (who, as the saying goes, "have nothing to hide") reveal all sorts of info about themselves in exchange for a card that says, basically, "the person holding this card isn't a terrorist, don't bother making them stand in long security lines." As we pointed out, as voluntary as this sounds, it certainly seems like there would be an awful lot of guilt-by-no-association. "What, you mean, you didn't pass the 'I'm not a terrorist' test? What did you do?" But, thankfully, if we just trust this CEO (without understanding why we should trust him - and even though the article names some screwups the company has made in the past concerning privacy) we should have nothing to worry about.

Smiling banned on passports (Reuters)

Smiling banned on passports (Reuters) 08/06/2004 07:42 AM
Reuters - The fight against terrorism has wiped the smile off the face of British passport holders.

Kyocera recalls exploding PalmOS phone
battery

Kyocera recalls exploding PalmOS phone
battery 01/23/2004 04:16 PM
Burn rate

[Thank G*d it's Friday!] UK Home Office
bans smiling

[Thank G*d it's Friday!] UK Home Office
bans smiling 08/06/2004 07:56 AM
Heres a nice filler for a friday, made me chuckle anyway. Our fine friends over at The Inquirer have spotted an interesting piece of news that could threaten the reputation of Brits abroad everywhere (myself included).

THE HOME OFFICE has ordered British people to stop smiling on their passport photograph in a bid to save the country from a terror attack.
It seems that the British stiff upper-lip is required so that photos can be scanned by digital readers. The reader will compare the photo with the person standing in front of it.

According to guidelines issued for all those who want a passport their photos must be "looking straight at the camera, with a neutral expression, with their mouth closed".

Apparently a cheesy grin will chuck the scanner, which has an allergy to teeth, completely out of wack. Photo booth companies have been forced to update all their machines to ensure that the pictures are acceptable under the new rules. The Home Office said its requirements were in line with new international standards for biometric face-recognition schemes.

News source: The Inquirer

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M6800 version joins picoViewerŪ
Disassembler Series for PalmOSŪ

M6800 version joins picoViewerŪ
Disassembler Series for PalmOSŪ 05/31/2004 02:13 PM
Picodoc Corporation today announces the commercial availability of its M6800 cross-disassembler for the PalmOSŪ. [PRWEB Jan 16, 2004]

Culture Clash: Those Li'l iPod Gods Are
Smiling

Culture Clash: Those Li'l iPod Gods Are
Smiling 09/06/2004 11:22 PM
In return for the loss of my library, I got 1,976 new songs chosen by someone else. By inheriting her music, I had a rare opportunity to spend some quality time in somebody else's musical mind. By Ron Rollins, MacNewsWorld (via MyAppleMenu)

Seeking the Smiling Face of Nevada's
Nuclear Heyday (Los Angeles Times)

Seeking the Smiling Face of Nevada's
Nuclear Heyday (Los Angeles Times) 01/02/2005 07:20 AM
Los Angeles Times - LAS VEGAS — Long before Britney Spears' wedding made headlines here, another blond held Sin City in thrall.

Back in the U.S.S.R: White House Scrubs
Its Website When It Needs to Revise
History. Somewhere, Brezhnev is Smiling.
12/18

Back in the U.S.S.R: White House Scrubs
Its Website When It Needs to Revise
History. Somewhere, Brezhnev is Smiling.
12/18 12/18/2003 02:23 PM
manipulation, distrust and deceitfulness: .. Dana Milbank

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2ergo Group PLC in Premium Rate Phone
Scandal, Smile Telecom Still Smiling
with Unpaid Fines

2ergo Group PLC in Premium Rate Phone
Scandal, Smile Telecom Still Smiling
with Unpaid Fines 08/08/2004 02:05 AM
ICSTIS failure to STOP premium rate phone scams.... deal not in the public interest. [PRWEB Aug 8, 2004]

"An Islamic civil liberties group has
called for a Pentagon investigation into
an apparent gag photograph of a Marine
in Iraq taken during the last year. In
the photo, a smiling Lance Cpl. Ted J.
Boudreaux Jr. is standing next to two
Iraqi boys. All three ..."

"An Islamic civil liberties group has
called for a Pentagon investigation into
an apparent gag photograph of a Marine
in Iraq taken during the last year. In
the photo, a smiling Lance Cpl. Ted J.
Boudreaux Jr. is standing next to two
Iraqi boys. All three ..." 04/13/2004 03:29 AM

Matrix online game hires real actors to
play in-game characters

Matrix online game hires real actors to
play in-game characters 03/25/2005 06:33 AM
Cory Doctorow: The Matrix Online (a massively multiplayer online game based on the Matrix franchise) has hired a troupe of 20 actors to hang around in game and in character, advancing the story and generally making it all seem more disbelief-suspendingly real.

Since the close of the beta, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced that it has employed a troupe of 20-odd people whose job it will be to enact narrative scenarios in The Matrix Online live. These people will assume the roles of popular characters, interact with players, and generally move the stories in ways that only live "actors" can. And though it appears that the story hasn't officially commenced, a few players on the Method server were treated to a pretty slick sample of it this afternoon: an extended pep-talk by none other than Morpheus himself. (See the screenshots for proof.) But this is an Out of the Box report, so here are our first impressions of the game so far.

Link (via Wonderland)

Pranksters (Children's Computer Game)
will be at The 2005 Digital Game Expo

Pranksters (Children's Computer Game)
will be at The 2005 Digital Game Expo 06/22/2005 01:52 AM
GarageDeveloper International will be among numerous exhibitors at the southeast's largest Digital Game Expo(http://www.dgxpo.com/) which is being hosted by Wake Technical Community College on June 24-25, 2005. They will be on hand throughout the expo to show off several new computer games from their product line. [PRWEB Jun 19, 2005]

Euro 2004 game offers tournament
experience with new game play

Euro 2004 game offers tournament
experience with new game play 06/14/2004 04:15 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Jun 14 2004 7:41PM GMT
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