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Ever wonder what it would be like to be inside a UFO? Well wonder no more, this is a preview of hybrid 3D rendering on the gpu…aka your graphics card. You are on a terraforming ship. For more info and videos check out our site here!
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Here are the pictures I’ve decided to enter in my camera club’s latest competition. The theme is Transport & Travel
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Here are links to my collections of other peoples work on Deviant Art. Most of these make me feel like a talentless hack, lol.
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If you’ve been on the internet for any substantial amount of time you’ve likely accumulated your fair share of email addresses. Old school addresses, an assortment of free web-based addresses from Hotmail and Yahoo, and so on all contribute to you having too many addresses and little desire to keep checking the old ones. What can you do to cut down on your email excess? Wired Magazine has a how-to guide to help you consolidate your past email addresses without simply abandoning them into the digital void.
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Have we come this far already? Desperate times require desperate measures it seems. To impress, one has to be witty. This is especially hard on social networks with millions of other users who want to impress as well.