a real WALL*E spotted in the wild
I do not pretend to be a manly man. I am very excited for WALL*E to come out. And yes I will prob cry while watching the movie.
Wall-E Spotted in LA! from Blink on Vimeo.
I do not pretend to be a manly man. I am very excited for WALL*E to come out. And yes I will prob cry while watching the movie.
Wall-E Spotted in LA! from Blink on Vimeo.

I saw this link a few weeks ago and got all giddy. I found a forum post about the progress for my canon camera and followed along. It is almost there now. It was not working last week. But now it is working alright for me.
What is CHDK?
CHDK is a firmware enhancement that operates on a number of Canon Cameras. CHDK gets loaded into your camera’s memory upon bootup (either manually or automatically). It provides additional functionality beyond that currently provided by the native camera firmware.
CHDK is not a permanent firmware upgrade: you decide how it is loaded (manually or automatically) and you can always easily remove it.
It does not change the camera software, just puts a software in front of it, enhancing the options. Like a live CD that gives your cameras hardware the software to do what the expensive point and shoots software allows. I get the features of a $300 + camera with the same hardware for the lower cost model.
My camera is a SD750 and it is not totally cracked yet, but once it is completely cracked it will be really cool.
Currently it shows an accurate battery level with a percentage. (The orig only told me when it was a minute away from dying)
It shows how much space is left on the memory card. (only available if you wanted to format the card)
And I am not going to go into the enhancement menu cuz it is huge. It is amazing.

Target teams up with Newsweek and Terracycle to create reusable totes out of fused target plastic bags! Finally - a recycled reusable bag that looks like the bags it came from and is replacing! And that’s not all… the Newsweek aspect is fascinating as well - you rip off the cover of the latest “green” issue, and are taught how to tape up the cover into a prepaid envelope that you can put Target plastic bags in, and mail them in for a coupon to get one of the Terracycle $6 ReTotes for free in a Target Store.
When it comes to target bags I get all gushy. They simply rule.
Theresa has gotten some canvas bags for our grocery shopping, but I so want one of these.
He also did a full episode on knives which you can see here
Lots of 3 minute calls, with the longest being 12 minutes. That money should of been going into my iphone fund, but no it will go to US cellular. Joan Cusack you are now on notice.
go here to see notes on what is what
Got a 2gb ipod shuffle straight from apple and darn that thing is small. The headphones it came with are pretty short. Picked up a new set of Shure E2C (actually SCL2) headphones. Also a little USB adapter which works pretty good.
This would be my 3rd shuffle. You can see the dead 1st gen one in the pic. I was a bit afraid because it was just not loud with the apple earbuds, but once I got the Shure’s I was in heaven. The thing is ridiculously small and is gonna work great I am sure.
I doubt I would spend $120.00 for this, but oh man I would comb all fricking day. I would comb random dudes on the street.

First pic that came up when I google imaged shuffle
It is a second gen, 2GB, purple sucker. Thing is tiny. I tried to get it to work in linux. Linux said the database was not happy. Had to load up itunes on the XP partition to get some tunes on there. This is pretty easy cuz a 2nd hard drive I keep all my stuff on is fat32 so both OS’s can see it.
Sniffed around on the internets and found this handy tool: iPod shuffle Database Builder From what I hear it works pretty darn good.
My chain fell off 5 times in the last two days. From just plain riding. I take very few sweet jumps on the way to work.
It is hard to splain why one would take 26 of their 27 gears off their bike, but being single speed rules.
So I got my bike back and it was set up as a single speed in a pretty easy gear. Commuting on my old full suspension bike let me adjust to a tougher gear pretty easily. I had tried a new system called a Rennen Rollenlager which worked well in some ways on my full suspension, but bad in others. I did not realize how much the rear suspension flexing affected chain tension. It just was not gonna work.
I figured the Rollenlager would rule on my hard tail commuter. And once again I had issues. They offer a 1/2 link to get the chain length within the adjustable range. This prob works most of the time. Problem was the rear triangle chain stays got in the way of the rollenlager working correctly. When it comes to rock solid chain tensioning I still recommend the rollenlager, but a Surly singlerator solved my issues.
I think the reason I disliked the singlerator was because I simply did not know how to adjust it. I have that down pretty darn good now. MWC had a larger front chain ring at the shop and it rocks now. Fuggles got a darn good ride out of it. I am so tired of her going faster than me.
I saw this a few places and thought it was silly, but after seeing the vid I still think it is silly.
A person with ubuntu is open and available to others, affirming of others, does not feel threatened that others are able and good, for he or she has a proper self-assurance that comes from knowing that he or she belongs in a greater whole and is diminished when others are humiliated or diminished, when others are tortured or oppressed.
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