Tiny bytes of tech
Looking for tourist attractions in the United States or Spain or Mexico? Wherever you are visiting, you should definitely check out Fun Tourist Attractions, a cool website that groups thousands of tourist attractions by country and then by city. Neat!
So 2010 is coming fast and things are in tech are changing just as fast? Have any guesses as to what is going to change dramatically in 2010? According to Digital Media Buzz, Facebook is going to replace email, you’ll not have to use so many logins on different sites, Flash will become more popular, and crowd sourcing will get bigger.
Looking for a website where you can watch movies online for free? Depending on whether you want to watch Classics, International films, documentaries, etc, you might have to go to different sites.
OpenCulture has written up a great article on over 20 places that you can go to watch movies online for free. Check it out!
My last post was about cool pumpkin mods you can do for Halloween. Since I’m geeky, I also like to check out fun, interesting, and super geeky Halloween costumes.
Here are a few links to some really geeky people that have costumes like Transformer, Lego Geek, Borg, and the Facebook Profile guy! Enjoy!
http://www.justusleeg.com/2009/09/30/top-12-geek-halloween-costumes/
http://www.wired.com/culture/lifestyle/multimedia/2008/10/gallery_best_reader_costumes
http://gizmodo.com/5393660/10-of-your-geekiest-halloween-costumes
Halloween is tomorrow night and if you have some heckler kids who like to mess with you at night or destroy stuff, converting your pumpkin into a surveillance system may not be a bad idea.
Popular Mechanics has a cool article on how to setup your own high-tech video capturing pumpkin mods and catch anyone before they strike! Enjoy!
