Descripción:http://www.virtualglobalrace.com.br/screensaver/ Um desafio maluco que deu um trabalhão mas valeu a pena. No fim, conseguimos criar um circuito virtual dentro da agência. Assista e depois acesse o site para criar o circuito de screensavers na sua empresa. Oferecido por Intel.

Descripción:6 Screensavers that react to input from an iSight camera in fun and highly visual ways http://majicjungle.com/screensavers.html

Descripción:This is CANYON.MID, the song they were dancing to near the end: http://www.master-taco.com/Audio/CANYON.MID A two part episode of The Screen Savers from 1998 where they talk about the Ultimate Gaming Machine of the day! (It's name is UGM, [pronounced uggum] and has been modded SO many times since version 1.0 shown here)

Descripción:http://www.virtualglobalrace.com.br/screensaver/ Um desafio maluco que deu um trabalhão mas valeu a pena. No fim, conseguimos criar um circuito virtual dentro da agência. Assista e depois acesse o site para criar o circuito de screensavers na sua empresa.

Descripción:Chris Breen visits The Screen Savers to show us how to replace a dead iPod battery or hard drive.

Descripción:Screensavers, thanx for whoever made it.

Descripción:Segments like this one are really what made TSS so great. Dr. Robert Moog explains his Moog synthesizer and the Etherwave Theremin, an instrument that you have to see to believe.

Descripción:The closing segment to the final episode of The Screen Savers with Diggnation's Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht. Neither of them were aware of what would take place at the network the following day.

Descripción:ZDTV's The Screen Savers 08-11-1999 featuring Kate Botello and Leo Laporte. Check out my other shows and promos under keyword "zdtvmultimedia".

Descripción:A young Kevin Rose mistypes a url on Screen Savers and accidently triggers a porn pop up

Descripción:159-04 Episode #1594 http://www.g4tv.com/screensavers/episodes/1720/15904.html Top Features Be a Robot Builder Gareth Branwyn, author of "The Absolute Beginner's Guide to Building Robots" discusses the basic schools of robotic thought. You can purchase Branwyn's book online. Dark Deals Kevin finds great prices on great products. Act now before the deals run out. More From This Episode Today's hosts Your hosts for the show are Patrick Norton and Kevin Rose. TSS Robot Week Robots, destruction, and mayhem meet 'The Screen Savers.' Find out what else is in store for this week. Today's news Gates Targets 2006 for Longhorn Release Wal-Mart Sells PCs With Sun's Java Desktop System Biped robots Dan Gates and Jon Peterman of the Southern Oregon Robotics Club talk about biped robots. For more information about robots, click the links below. SORC store Topaz Robot Room SmallBotics Wild Robots Join our LAN party! Frag fellow fans and staff members in the only live, televised LAN party in the world. Our LAN party is held every Thursday, but you must register to participate. Patrick's DARPA memories Cool pictures from the DARPA Grand Challenge. Sarah's tip: clean up the Windows System Tray The more clutter you have in your Windows System Tray, the longer it takes to boot Windows. Often these items are placed in the Tray during a software installation. Learn how you can prevent System Tray clutter by stopping errant installations. Leo's tip: beef up your email links Automatically fill in subject lines, copy messages to recipients, and add body text with simple HTML code. Tune in tomorrow Ted Larson and Bob Allen's self-balancing robot More coverage of the ROBOlympics Windows Tweak: lock your homepage forever Answers to live calls Heard what Leo, Patrick and the gang had to say, and now you want to offer your advice? Click on the link and offer your two cents on the following topics. Windows automation Windows viruses Windows Automation, Viruses written by Roman Loyola on Wednesday, March 31, 2004 Answers to live calls for the March 31 show. Call No. 1: Windows automation Greg in Houston yearns for the days of Windows 3.1 and 95, when the operating system used to include a macros editor. Windows XP doesn't have a macros editor. What can he use to create Windows macros? Sounds like you need a scripting tool. There isn't a built-in tool in XP. Microsoft has left that feature up to third-party companies. Windows comes with a Scheduler, http://www.iopus.com/guides/winscheduler.htm but it's limited in its functions. Kevin says you should take a look at AutoMate. http://www.unisyn.com/automate/ It's an expensive solution -- $395. If it's out of your price range, do a search at your favorite download site for "Windows scripting." Discuss this topic and offer your tech advice. Call No. 2: Windows in the crosshairs Mark in Martinez, Calif., wants to know why Windows is the main target of virus creators. Windows is a target because it has the largest installed base. Virus creators want to affect as many machines as possible. With Windows, you're talking about hundreds of millions of computers. Windows is also a target because many people have found holes in the operating system. Microsoft is often slow when it comes to patching the holes. That's not to say that Linux and Mac don't have holes. It's just that people are paying more attention to Windows. Sure, you can attack Linux and Mac computers, but you're going after the minority of the population.

Descripción:The Screen Savers 4-2-2004

Descripción:http://www.virtualglobalrace.com.br/screensaver/ Um desafio maluco que deu um trabalhão mas valeu a pena. No fim, conseguimos criar um circuito virtual dentro da agência. Assista e depois acesse o site para criar o circuito de screensavers na sua empresa. Oferecido por Intel.

Descripción:The Screen Savers 3-22-2004

Descripción:The Screen Savers 4-30-2004

Descripción:Firstly I assume there are going to be some people who are going to ask "where did you get X screen saver from?" Honestly I have forgotten where I have downloaded most of them (some from Apple.com though I remember that). If you know where you get it, post a link or send me the link (or any others you may think I or orthers would like). By the way, the video quality lags compared to seeing these things with your eye, so they just look choppy at times because I was recording it with screen capture software. The song in the video is a song from Half-Life 2. EDIT - The user "thegeekyone" has been kind enough to locate most of the screen savers for download. Strands - http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/icons_screensavers/strands.html Fenetres volantes - http://www.objective-cocoa.org/fenetresvolantes/en/download.html Helious - http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Network-Admin/Helios.shtml\ Ignis fatui - http://www.whiteknightlogic.net/code.php?5 Phantom butterflys - http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/icons_screensavers/phantombutterflies.html Rainy day - http://sribs.blogspot.com/2008/04/rainy-day-2.html

Descripción:The Screen Savers 3-25-2004 Leo's last show

Descripción:It doesn't get any cooler...

Descripción:http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu Some Standard Linux Ubuntu Screensavers: Starting with Lattice, 4DHypertorus, AntSpotlight, Atunnel, BioF, BlinkBox, Braid, Bubble 3D, Busy Spheres, Deco, Fiberlamp, FlipFlop, Flipscreen3d, Flocks, Flux and FuzzyFlakes. sound is coming from: http://www.allsoundtrackradio.com Purpose was just generating test material from the Aiptek Digital Camcorder, uploaded as *.ASF to YouTube.

Descripción:You're just jealous because my pay check is fatter than yours! Re% Spamfiles 2003 baby!