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PPX: The Final Countdown
The PopSci Predictions Exchange will come to an end on May 31. It’s been an amazing two years, with 33,339 registered users betting on the future of our scientific and technological world. We extend our appreciation to all of the dedicated traders who have made this game what it is. It’s been a great run!
7.2.2009 at 03:41pm - Comment by bassplaya733i was just in a car accident not 4 HOURS AGO and THIS MAKES MY DAY EVEN WORSE >=[
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The Real Danger of Violent Video Games
Everyone knows Halo gamers don't sleep. But now a group of scientists in Sweden have published new research linking violent video games to increased heart rate variability and sleep disruptions.
12.1.2008 at 10:19pm - Comment by bassplaya733halo sucks anyways, way too over played
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The Real Danger of Violent Video Games
Everyone knows Halo gamers don't sleep. But now a group of scientists in Sweden have published new research linking violent video games to increased heart rate variability and sleep disruptions.
12.1.2008 at 10:19pm - Comment by bassplaya733ok violent video games raise your heart rate, no duh and so what if it lessend your sleep? this study was dumb and extremely un necessary. violent videogames dont do anything to me and playing videogames actually helps relieve stress in some people. i could listen to lamb of god or job for a cowboy (both death metal bands) and get the same heart rate spike as playing video games. videogames and for fun and entertainment end of story.
- DIY
Turn Your iPhone Into a Tool
The next time you catch crap from your tool buddies for carrying such a gadget-geeky cell, tell them to kiss your iPhone-carrying ass. Then point them here to see how handy Apple’s finest can be in the hands of a Toolmonger. I’ve found dozens of shop-friendly uses for my phone. Launch the gallery here to see five.
9.30.2008 at 02:37pm - Comment by bassplaya733my fav app is the one that turns the camera into an x ray machine :) or the lightsaber one!!!
- DIY
The Toolmonger Weekly Five: March 14, 2008
This is the week to measure angles, pick locks and more. Our pals at toolmonger.com break down the week's top tools here.
5.22.2008 at 11:22am - Comment by bassplaya733i can pick my house locks with t bobby pin and a paper clip :P no joke!!
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