Thursday, September 28, 2006
Level Of Difficulty at Work: .5 out of 10
NapTime During Lunch: Medium
Number of Sudoku's from the book finished: 60 / 100
A website for you!
i'm starting to dig Yelp.com it's homegrown user reviews about places in the bay area as well as other metros. It's like citysearch.com but 'techier' The distinct thing that i liked was the ability to use the built-in google map and look for certain locals. Say i'm in the sunset district and i want good eats, just move the map and the flags change to your particular area. I mainly use it for food, but theres reviews of a bunch of places. The only downside is that you can't search for multiple types of food at the same time, like Burmese and Thai. Some reviews are ok, some doesn't really review the place, for example, one person put 4 out of 5 stars at one place just because of 'memories and she got engaged there' thats all nice n stuff but hows the food? i can see good things when the free wireless network around s.f. begins. Bust open your lappy and yelp for da next spot to eat.
Check this out! i want this! The Tanaka Auto Door, Of course in Japan where else! Each slat has an infrared detector, so when it detects something arriving it opens a bit more wider than the object. Star trek action!
NapTime During Lunch: Medium
Number of Sudoku's from the book finished: 60 / 100
A website for you!
i'm starting to dig Yelp.com it's homegrown user reviews about places in the bay area as well as other metros. It's like citysearch.com but 'techier' The distinct thing that i liked was the ability to use the built-in google map and look for certain locals. Say i'm in the sunset district and i want good eats, just move the map and the flags change to your particular area. I mainly use it for food, but theres reviews of a bunch of places. The only downside is that you can't search for multiple types of food at the same time, like Burmese and Thai. Some reviews are ok, some doesn't really review the place, for example, one person put 4 out of 5 stars at one place just because of 'memories and she got engaged there' thats all nice n stuff but hows the food? i can see good things when the free wireless network around s.f. begins. Bust open your lappy and yelp for da next spot to eat.
Check this out! i want this! The Tanaka Auto Door, Of course in Japan where else! Each slat has an infrared detector, so when it detects something arriving it opens a bit more wider than the object. Star trek action!
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