Code to the smallest Tetris game ever…
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Very cool google map hack using your AIM profile…You are able to view specific information such as …Screen Name, Date/Time they clicked on a link, IP Address, Browser, Operating System, Location. This information is then used to generate detailed graphs and Google Maps. Everything is also protected with a log in unlike similar services. 
Handy tips. There’s no question: overpacking easily heads the list of biggest travel mistakes. Thus this Web site, offering exhaustive (some might say exhausting) detail on the art of travelling light, living for an indefinite period of time out of a single (carryon-sized) bag. 
Inspired by Ian Meyer’s Google Maps on iPod Photo, I decided to do the same on Sony PSP. Using the Sony PSP’s excellent 480 x 272 widescreen LCD and image pan and zoom function, I only need one high-resolution view from Google Maps. 
No matter what you think of podcasts, this is really cool. One day before landing, STS-114 Mission Specialist Steve Robinson transmitted the first podcast from space. 
