Today I came across a video that I found both fascinating and frightening. I'm eager to hear your thoughts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7REp0Y9edA&index=2&list=WL

Can you beat 20,310 ?

http://www.pacxon4u.com/space-invaders/

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Should I post this

Yeah it's new and exciting, well it is to me

Your view might differ and that's fine

https://n-blox.com/

Can anyone beat :

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Many open source programs run on Windows as portable apps on a USB stick.
Portable Apps, means they run directly off a USB stick. The setup installs directly
to the USB drive letter, instead of the harddrive. So they can be easily moved from
PC to PC as quickly as inserting a USB stick. And, it works excellent, I think, having
tested it on a LAN with dozens of client PCs.

Now, I make no recommendations because this post is not about promotion at all.
This post is about sharing what I personally found to be a big convenience.
For me, this in many ways beats lugging around my Linux laptop.
So, for reference only, here is the website: https://portableapps.com

So far, I have enjoyed the convenience of:
Portable Blender, Portable GIMP, Portable FileZilla FTP, and Portable Notepad++
But there are many more Portable Apps on the website which I want to try.

Dave Morton was my influence, when his LPC thumbdrive sparked my curiosity.
The first thing I setup was XAMPP with PHP, Apache webserver, MySQL and more.
There is much more good news, but I will save a few surprises for future discussion here.

Found this and it made me think.

Anything that can extend the lifespan of satellites is good news.....next stop recycling them?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-42719994