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A little something for all my textile slinging peeps.

Yeah, that’s right, you could put some apples in there, and they wouldn’t even fall out! What am I even talking about, you might be asking. I am talking about the MOA Basket Series of Elastic Yarn, that’s what I’m talking about! It’s so radical you’ll quit knitting that sweater you were making for your grandma and you’ll START making that yarn skull you’ve always wanted to make. And it’ll stand upright! Not like those crappy floppy skulls you see down at the market. Nay! These ones are …
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And yet it’s still cheaper than the “legal” extortion performed by the MPAA and RIAA. 🙂

BitTorrent users are being targeted with a malware scam that demands they cough up serious cash to pay for unlawfully downloaded content. The shakedown notice even says it’s from the Motion Picture Association of America and the Recording Industry Association of America.

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Ok, ok, I’m excited already. Just make it run stably and I’m on board, Adobe (even if Steve’s giving you no love).

Photoshop CS5 contains new features, such as Content Aware Fill, that make it look like it will be a worthwhile upgrade.

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Soooo…. a Sidekick/Danger/HipTop with a facelift that (hopefully) won’t delete all your data? Look, I had one many years ago, and it certainly filled a niche, but time marches on.

It’s finally official: Microsoft Pink — the product of Redmond’s acquisition of Danger — has just been unveiled as a pair of handsets sourced from Sharp (which made most of Danger’s Sidekicks) known as the Kin One and Kin Two. The devices are being marketed as Windows Phones, and while they’re ultimately based on most of the same underpinnings of Windows Phone 7, it’s a distinctly and …
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You know gaming addiction is a real problem when the ban is earlier than the curfew on bars and adult entertainment.

The South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism doesn’t want the country’s youth becoming addicted to video games, particularly MMOs, so it’s imposing a ban of sorts. Starting in the second half of this year, underage gamers will find their Internet connections disabled for six hours every night, either from midnight to 6am, 1am to 7am, or 2am to 8am. The idea is to ween kids off these games, by hook or by crook, before …
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