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• If You Build a Wiffle Ball Field, They (Lawyers) Will Come

  BACK before we lost our collective minds and began shrieking with horror at the thought of kids having fun on their own (as in not part of an official league or otherwise organized activity), they used to do things like find a vacant field, turn it into a makeshift diamond and spend glorious hours in the summer sun

  by jaybol at July 10, 2008 19:21 with 656 diggs

• Patents on video game mechanics to strangle innovation, fun

  As the gaming industry grows more competitive, patenting broad ideas and game mechanics is an increasingly popular activity. Ars takes a look at the dangers of the practice, and why it's bad news for gaming.

  by mentol at March 09, 2008 20:36 with 900 diggs

• Enable Sudo insults for some laughs!

  "I recently found a fun feature available within the sudo program that will insult you when you do the wrong thing such as enter your password incorrectly. I’ll tell you how you can activate the feature for a few laughs and also give a few examples of what insults you might get."

  by kheruc at September 06, 2007 16:45 with 747 diggs

• Create your master feed with Yahoo! Pipes

  Sure, feed aggregators are a dime a dozen these days, but Yahoo! Pipes can filter and process feeds in lots of fun and useful ways, no programming required. Today we'll make a master feed of all your online activity using Pipes.

  by mklopez at February 14, 2007 17:04 with 658 diggs

• Ajax: How To Weave A Faster Web

  Who would have thought poring over a map could be so fun? Credit a loose-knit set of programming technologies known as Ajax. It's helping to spur the explosion of Web sites, from Yahoo!photo-sharing service Flickr to Google Web-based e-mail service, that help you take a more active part in creating your own personal Web.

  by Albertpacino at September 20, 2005 23:19 with 514 diggs