Although 2D games can be pretty entertaining, I think we can all agree that the future lies in the use of 3 dimension.
We aren’t only talking about desktop/console gaming though, but also about in-browser gaming.
In-browser 3D gaming isn’t new. This was previously possible through other plug-ins like Adobe ShockWave. A nice example of this can [...]

No, not really. Stainless is a multi-process OS X browser inspired by Google Chrome. If you haven’t heard of Chrome - well, it is only the most popular, latest addition from Google to the existing line of internet browsers. Unlike other browsers like Firefox, Safari and Opera that try to surpass each other with cool [...]

Here’s a very broad overview of how to create a podcast from scratch.  In future podcasts I will delve more deeply into various aspects of podcasting (software, feeds etc.) but for now, you’ve got a general idea of how it’s done and can at least get started.

Audacity
Blogger
Wordpress
Microphones
Mevio

The podcast is available through iTunes so don’t forget [...]

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.
The video above features someone who has filmed himself playing Guitar Hero III with a homemade midi controller and drumsticks. Sure it is one of those “just because” projects, but the man has skills both in GHIII and on the sticks. [College Humor via Gizmodo]

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