3D Stress Ball 1.1
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3D Stress Ball
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10/28/2003 11:08 PM 3d
stress ball [note:
shockwave] Sponge Mouse with the Heart of a Stress
Ball
Sponge Mouse with the Heart of a Stress
Ball
06/28/2004 08:27 AM
While we'll
probably have to wait to try one in real life to pass judgement, this
Sponge Mouse, developed by two professors from Iowa State, aims to
alleviate wrist pain caused by traditional mice by replacing the hard
plastic shell with the squishy insides commonly used by stress balls.
Unfortunately, it looks like it uses a thumb cursor -- something that,
as a rule, ends up being irritating and not-so-accurate compared to
traditional mice. Still, building a better mouse is a admirable goal,
especially for we desk jockeys with the glass wrists.
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Stress Testing: Using Modular Stress
Test to Test Platforms and Components
Stress Testing: Using Modular Stress
Test to Test Platforms and Components
12/18/2003 12:58 AMModular Stress is a flexible system that performs several different
types of stress testing. It is based on a set of test modules that
each target individual features or components in a platform. The CETK
includes a number of operating system (OS) stress modules that target
major system components (for example, GWES, FileSys, Kernel, and so
on). In addition, the user can create custom modules to target other
platform components. The Modular Stress Test harness controls how
these tests are run, that is, the sort of test environment that is
desired, and collects data on system health throughout the course of a
stress run.
Isn't a miniature version of a large
ball of twine just a ball of twine?
Isn't a miniature version of a large
ball of twine just a ball of twine?
05/26/2004 09:24 PM
World's Largest
Collection of World's Smallest Versions of World's Largest Things.
If you need that explained,
you'
re in luck. Consider it the ying to
this thread's yang.
"Stress and duress"
"Stress and duress"
05/06/2004 08:35 AMHuman Rights Watch's Kenneth Roth says America's use of coercive
interrogation techniques inevitably leads to nightmares like Abu
Ghraib.
Stress Reliever
Stress Reliever
06/27/2004 11:33 AM
Let's say you could
tap into the nuclear weapon fire control systems of every country in
the world. And let's say you could expose a PHP API for those
systems. You then could build a page that when called, would launch
all the nuclear missles in the entire world and lead to its instant
destruction.
So this page is sitting out on the Web at some unguessable URL.
You then build another page with a link to this page. So you now have
a page with a link that says "Destroy the World." You can bring this
page up, and look at the link, knowing that, if clicked, you would
destroy the entire world. Perhaps by adding a CSS :hover pseudo
class, you could even get the link to change colors when you hovered
on it.
You could get in a fight with your boss, storm back to your desk,
and bring up the page with the link. You could drag your mouse
leisurely across the link, watch it change colors, watch the arrow
turn into a hand...then close the page and go back to work.
I bet that would relieve a lot of tension.
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Stress testing
Stress testing
06/08/2004 11:22 PMComputerworld Singapore Jun 9 2004 3:48AM GMT
Stress on Web-based tax collection
Stress on Web-based tax collection
08/09/2004 05:05 PMThe Hindu Business Line Aug 9 2004 7:22PM GMT
PC to stress on tax reforms in Budget
PC to stress on tax reforms in Budget
12/29/2004 03:15 AMEconomictimes Dec 29 2004 7:01AM GMT
Stress Prime 2004
Stress Prime 2004
05/27/2004 04:55 PMStress Prime 2004 v.0.23
Stress Prime 2004 v.0.23
06/07/2004 05:14 PMStress Prime 2004 v.0.26
Stress Prime 2004 v.0.26
07/09/2004 04:57 PMStress Prime 2004 v.0.24
Stress Prime 2004 v.0.24
06/17/2004 03:04 PMStress Prime 2004 v.0.25
Stress Prime 2004 v.0.25
06/25/2004 03:50 PMTwo questions about stress and work...
Two questions about stress and work...
06/25/2004 05:06 PMWeird day. Really good bits. Really tiring bits. Feel slightly
washed out and exhausted. Can't tell if I'm a big drama queen or not.
Met the new Director General of the BBC today. Launched a site and
stuff. More on the important bits tomorrow. Question of the moment:
Should you be stressed in stressful situations or should you be calm
through them? Personal theory - stress gives you power and if
corralled and put into your service is fairly useful. Not sure I'm
correct. If I'm wrong, I'm going to have to restructure my belief
system a lot. Other question: What do people do when they're not
working?
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Finding Your ``Best-Stress`` Zone
Finding Your ``Best-Stress`` Zone
09/08/2004 05:11 AM Stress -- it's a good thing. So says an executive coach who should
know what she's talking about: She's also an ER doc.
Less stress for starting school
Less stress for starting school
09/01/2004 01:49 PMA leading educational psychologist says fewer pupils are having
problems about starting school.
Finding Stress, and Some Friction
Finding Stress, and Some Friction
03/29/2005 11:40 AMVolunteers from the Church of Scientology have been stationed at
red-clothed tables in Times Square and several other subway hubs,
measuring baseline stress levels.
PC stress on FDI in agri-trade
PC stress on FDI in agri-trade
04/10/2005 09:52 PMThe Statesman Apr 11 2005 1:42AM GMT
stress 0.18.4 (Stable branch)
stress 0.18.4 (Stable branch)
04/08/2005 03:12 PM
stress is a tool to impose load on and stress test Unix-like systems.
It will impose user-specified amounts of CPU, I/O, RAM, and HDD load
and report any errors it detects. It is used for automated stress
testing and for debugging system components which fail only or more
often when under load. It runs on x86, PPC64, and PPC 32 GNU/Linux,
Tru64, SPARC Solaris, and more.
Changes:
A bug has been fixed in which timeout under extremely heavy load could
wrap to a negative value. There are some usage statement fixes and
improved Debian packaging.
Reducing team stress
Reducing team stress
11/15/2002 03:40 AMCNET Nov 15 2002 2:09AM ET
Webserver Stress Tool v6.15
Webserver Stress Tool v6.15
12/11/2003 01:18 PMWebserver Stress Tool simulates any number of simultaneous users
accessing your server. It tells you how long your visitors have to
wait for page load and how your server performs under heavy use.
[Shareware $50.00 14 Days 2.96 MB]
Stress tests for sub crew members
Stress tests for sub crew members
04/27/2004 01:43 AM
Eleven crew members of a Devon-based nuclear submarine are withdrawn
from sailing to undergo tests for stress.
Thoughtful pill boxes cut stress
Thoughtful pill boxes cut stress
06/03/2004 03:32 AMPsychologists and designers have come up with innovative designs to
make drugs packaging child's play for adults.
Students' spending money stress
Students' spending money stress
04/04/2005 08:02 AMDebt is less of a worry for students than not having enough everyday
spending cash.
History lessons to stress dates
History lessons to stress dates
12/26/2004 10:49 PMA new effort is being made to get teenagers in England learning "1066
and all that", developing a sense of chronology.
E-Mail Stress Disorder or Burnout?
E-Mail Stress Disorder or Burnout?
05/12/2004 06:48 PMI think I have some sort of strange e-mail related disorder. Ever
since I stared reducing the volume of my daily mail feed I've become
even more sensitive to how much damned e-mail I get. It's weird.
E-mail seems like such a burden anymore. I have maybe 20 messages I've
been needing to reply to (down from hundreds) and it just seems like
such a chore. After I get home from work (where I still process a fair
amount of...
Elephant in Argentina Treated for Stress
(AP)
Elephant in Argentina Treated for Stress
(AP)
04/14/2004 07:46 PMAP - Veterinarians said they treated a circus elephant for stress on
Wednesday, saying the animal appeared "depressed" after spending
several days away from her circus troupe.
Stress Costs U.S. $300 Billion a Year
Stress Costs U.S. $300 Billion a Year
09/04/2004 11:12 PMstress_driver stress test tool
stress_driver stress test tool
11/06/2003 12:48 AMstress_driver 1.0 released
Work stress at record high
Work stress at record high
09/06/2004 09:42 PMComputer Weekly Sep 7 2004 1:17AM GMT
Post Conference Stress Syndrom
Post Conference Stress Syndrom
02/15/2004 10:41 AMI took the red eye back from Emerging Tech Thursday night, napped a
little on Friday but otherwise put in a full day, and have been asleep
ever since with what appears to be a virus thingy. I even missed
having a family lunch with Seth Gordon, which I had been looking
forward to. Here's a further indication of just how knocked out I've
been: I haven't checked my email since Friday night. I offer this
final bit of evidence: On Saturday morning, I watched all of Chain
Reaction, starring Keanu Reeves, my mind feverishly weaving in and out
of...
Stress afflicts security bosses
Stress afflicts security bosses
03/17/2005 03:39 AMA survey shows technology bosses have misplaced confidence in their
company security systems.
Stress-testing the Linux kernel
Stress-testing the Linux kernel
07/01/2004 06:56 AMTrauma stress 'under-recognised'
Trauma stress 'under-recognised'
03/23/2005 05:11 AMPost-traumatic stress disorder is far more common than realised and
needs to be recognised, say experts.
Stress 'can be good for you'
Stress 'can be good for you'
07/05/2004 07:43 AMShort bursts of stress might actually strengthen your body's immune
system, say researchers.
Stress kills workaholic academics at
young age
Stress kills workaholic academics at
young age
07/04/2004 01:07 AMContent.sina.com - Sat Jul 3, 08:59 am GMT
Keyboard case a repetitive stress on
Microsoft
Keyboard case a repetitive stress on
Microsoft
07/06/2004 06:23 PMCNET Jul 6 2004 10:50PM GMT
Cheese Is PM's Antidote to Stress
(Reuters)
Cheese Is PM's Antidote to Stress
(Reuters)
04/19/2005 09:20 AMReuters - A poor showing in polls has driven
Swedish Prime Minister Goran Persson to the cheese-board.
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