Thursday, September 30, 2010

Website: Omegle







Well, if you happen to have the extreme desire to chat/video strangers then I recommend this site to you. A friend of mine showed it to me. If you're not so keen here's why you SHOULD (or not);
  1. They don't know you. Don't nothing you say matters.
  2. It's fun to pretend you are a 18 year old girl.
  3. You know what else. Hehehe.
That's all there is on the site really. I mean you could spend hours pretending to be a young sleazy teenager (lol) and waste your time, but I'd rather do something worth while.
WARNING: REVEAL NOTHING OF YOURSELF ON THIS SITE. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS ON OMEGLE.
Have fun talking to strangers!
Credit goes to CG for showing me.
Omegle

Monday, September 27, 2010

Website: (The customer is) Not Always Right

 





If you happen to be really bored, I suggest you check out this site. It's filled with real accounts of customers that are really stupid and mess up when dealing in employees of various stores. The funny stories are tagged, so you can just click on the side and see what you want. You could consider this site like the Fail Blog of text instead of images. Get ready for some fun stuff.
(The Customer is) Not Always Right

Saturday, September 25, 2010


Barcode Generator

Ever wanted to write your name in barcode? Ever wanted to decrypt the hidden language of barcodes? Well here's the solution! Barcode generators create barcodes for you. A barcode is a code (duh) that represents data as bars so that machines (like scanners) can read them. There are lot's of different types of barcodes for different things. For example;  Code 25 interleaved 2 of 5 is used in libraries while Code 11 is for telephones. Code 128 is the most common. Great uses for barcode generators:
Forging codes to feed to Skannerz toys for your alien needs
Making a cool title like the one on this post
Learning barcode language to dodge teachers
For art
For making your little brother sell-able
And lots of other reasons

So check out some barcode generating generators and be hip, cool and in fashion for 2000!
(The title says Barcode Generator)
Free Online Barcode Generator - by morovia.com

Friday, September 24, 2010

Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex Review

This one looks ok
So does this one

Released on the 20th of July 2010, the 7th book of the Artemis Fowl series follows Artemis as he suffers from a magical illness known as "Atlantis Complex" causing him to be distrustful of anyone, count everything in fives (sentences, steps, etc.), believe four as unlucky and eventually split personality
Artemis is in Iceland, demonstrating his latest experiment to Holly, Foaly and Wing Commander Vinyaya. A new technology that will save melting glaciers by snow crystals that reflect heat.
A unidentified fairy space probe suddenly crashes into their shuttle, killing Vinyaya and her team of LEP. Artemis starts to go crazy, believing that Foaly is here to steal his invention the "Ice Cube". Amorphobots roll out of the probe and start to attack them. Escaping, they eventually discover that the "evil guy" is Turnball Root, deceased Julius Root's brother who is locked away in an Atlantian Prison.

While the start is a bit confusing, the rest is good reading and locks you on like a little magnet bent on global domination.  The book is the first to feature Atlantis, the underwater metropolis complete with water elves and giant domes. While a children's book, a surprisingly large amount of people die. And the ending is bittersweet. I won't ruin it for you but Turnbull isn't trying to take over the world. Not a good deal better then the last but refreshing after dwelling with all those times with trying to stop someone stealing stuff.
There's a nice dose of action in this one aswell.
Story: 8
Writing style:7
Genre: Sci-fi fantasy

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Pokemon Heart Gold and Soul Silver Differences

Hey all! If anyone has ever wanted to see the however minor differences between Pokemon Heart Gold and  Soul Silver editions, then I've done their dirty work. Here's the link.

Serebii.net - Heart Gold & Soul Silver version exclusives

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Game Emulation

Ever wanted to play that old NES game that isn't around any more? Don't your parents want to waste money on your silly Nintendo games? Do you not have a console? Then you have just been bathed in mythical light! Game emulators are the way to go!
An emulator is a program that mimics the functions of a system using another one. In this case we're talking about a console (like a Xbox) or hand-held (like a GBA) to a computer. Game emulators run on these things on ROMs (Read Only Memory image). While emulators themselves are squeaky clean, a commercial ROM is illegal. Home-brew ROMs are clean.
 Lots of people use emulators for an equal (or greater) amount of reasons. Most people will play emulators for a few basic reasons; it's free, the game isn't sold any more or you can take that PS3 game around in a laptop. Of course there are the basic downsides as well. For one thing, you can't really lug your desktop around (sure you could a laptop but it's not the same) for hand-held games. Also, many of the games you might be itching to play are, as I said before, illegal.
Seeing as most people disregard the "illegal" part, emulators are thriving. A few have become well known on the net.
Some good emulators:
No$gba - Nintendo DS and GBA. Setup may confuse some.
VisualBoyAdvance - GBA, GB and GBC. Keys can jam on action games.
BoycottAdvance - GBA. Can't play as many games as VisualBoy. No speed multiplier.
Project64 - Nintendo 64.
DeSuME - Nintendo DS. No speed multiplyer.

There are a lot more. I just don't know them. C:
Check out:
The Emulator Zone
Cool ROM
Dope ROMs

Anyone have anything to share?

Friday, September 17, 2010

Scissors Paper Rock? No... wait...

Now, you all should know how to play scissors paper rock (or rock paper scissors for American translation :D) right? Ever realised that you are bored with 3 choices and that you have over 20% chance of drawing? How boring is that? Well, there is Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock to play. You might be satisfied with five. But for the hardcore dudes here's a new one (a person on Gameface101 showed me this). With 15 choices, the chance of you hitting equal are super low (best played with a larger group). The chart is easy enough to understand (but hard to remember). Each choice defeats every thing 7 to it's anti-clockwise side. Fun.
Blue

Holidays!

It's winter break for the members of BlueJamK. Celebrate!

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

New Ipods, Jam's Point of View+ Review

Now, most of us if not all of us must have at some point in our lives owned an ipod. They are the king of the MP3 world the: Nano, Touch, Classic and Shuffle.

The new touch: The touch is a great device, giving you the versitility and apps of a iphone in a much more affordable and indespensible device (it's thinner too) but all of the touch fans always wanted a feature the iphone and old nano had, a camera.

Apple responded and now the ipod touch with camera has arrived. It can video, take great pics and has a retina display ( for all that arent apple geeks that means the screen responds better to your finger and the display is clearer)

I commend apple on their efforts! 9/10


Now the new ipod nano (cringe)

I see what apple wants to do with their new product. They want to make a ipod touch style ipod that you can take everywhere and use its cool apps and so on , but what I can't understand is that why would they make a ghastly new ipod that looks as crap as it is when they had an awesome model already in the stores. It's like they upgraded it just for the sake of... well nothing.

You see I loved the old ipod nano it was: light, stylish and had the most awesome video camera with a squillion different effects on it, in other words it was awesome.

Also the touch screen can be a bit glitchy and I loved the old control wheel, if they take that off the classic I will personally drink 200 gallons of whisky and fall into a coma for 45 years.

So Steve Jobs, I hate your stupid new nano: 6/10


The new shuffle:  Yes, it is brillant. I am so pleased that apple went back to the old shuffles controls they are great, unlike the stupid old shuffle which you controlled by pressing a certain part of the headphones which is impossible to do without dislodging 10 vetebrae in your back.

Apple has also adopted a groovy square shape for the shuffle. This looks pukingly bad on the nano but orgasmic on the shuffle, no wonder Blue wants to collect them all: 8.5967.

So overall apple you did a pretty good job.

Jam

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Best Internet Browser Poll

There are many internet browsers. Really big ones and the really small ones. Then the ones that you can make yourself with some Python code. Obviously not many people know the small ones (like Konqueror and OmniWeb) so this poll is about the big ones. Contestants
Mozilla Firefox 3.6: Famed for being customizable in more then one way. Personas, themes ,about:config editing and thousands of add ons. Main opposition of Chrome
Google Chrome 2: New browser by Google (they'll have cars next). Looks flashy with themes available. Main opposition of Firefox.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8: The stock web browser for Windows. Not as fast as Chrome or Firefox. Flashy.
Opera 10.6: Advertised as being the fastest (not really). All about speed (lots of speed options). Looks funny.
Safari 5: Apple's web browser. Very popular among ipod users.Can customize browser. 
A poll is up. Choose which one you think deserves this Poll Award. Go Firefox!
Blue