Remember Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time? Remember when Link played the Song of Time? Remember wishing you had your very own Magic Ocarina? Now you can!
$0.99 for a musical instrument that I can fit in my pocket and play anywhere? Deal.
Remember Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time? Remember when Link played the Song of Time? Remember wishing you had your very own Magic Ocarina? Now you can!
$0.99 for a musical instrument that I can fit in my pocket and play anywhere? Deal.
One of the bus drivers for my route home from University is a real grouch.
He totally doesn’t stop for people running for the bus, nor does he let people off early when we’re trapped in traffic.
Grrr.
We backward Canadians had ours a month ago.
If you’ve ever wanted to read such classics as “The Art of War”, “A Tale of Two Cities”, and many others, why not read them (for free) as .pdf files? Hell, if you have one of these, you can read them anywhere!
This discovery makes me want an eBook reader. The iPhone has apps that support eBooks, but I think reading from its backlit screen would grow tiresome.
Edit: There’s something really geeky cool about having an entire library of books at your disposal at any time.
Today is a snowy day. It’s at least two-thirds coverage.
It’s one of those weeks where I’m outrageously busy at all times, yet the Internet always finds me.