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2006/08/18 Geek Apparel: ScotteVest and Thinkgeek
π 2006-08-18 10:06 by Merlin in Public

I recently did a little online shopping, at ScotteVest , where I got a few multi pocket pants, the nicest ones being the hidden cargo pants with 11 pockets and compartments, as well as the 237D 3 season 33 pocket jacket :)
Needless to say that I like them very much :) I was also going to write that I stopped short of buying the solar panels so that I didn't look like a total geek, but after looking at the page again while linking to it, I thought they were too cool not to buy (and would come especially handy at burning man if I can't secure reliable electricity)
As for their pricing, while they don't give any of their clothes away, they are priced quite favorably compared to half decent stuff you'd find in stores.
Code   Name                             Price
LNG-BK  SeV Lounge Pants Black          $79.99
        . Size: S:S
HCP-B   Hidden Cargo Pants Black        $79.99
        . Size: 3234:3234
HCP-S   Hidden Cargo Pants Stone        $79.99
        . Size: 3030:3030
HCS-S   Hidden Cargo Shorts Stone       $49.99
        . Size: 32:32
UCP     Ultimate Cargo Pants            $99.99
        . Size: 3030:3030
237D    237D                            $159.99
        . Color: O:O
        . Size: L:L
CMLBK   Camelbak 35 oz Omega Reservoir  $21.99
Tie     Gadget Tie (Special Offer)      $9.99
MFL-CA  Microfleece Pullover Camo       $39.99
        . Size: L:L




For Thinkgeek , I did my bi-yearly visit for new toys, and sure found nice ones
 Item                                               Qty         Price
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 Caffeine Candy Sampler v6.0                        1          $13.82
 Laserpod                                           1          $53.90
 Si-Link FM Transmitter                             1          $15.40
 The Bionic Wrench - 6-inch                         1          $19.11
 The Bionic Wrench - 8-inch                         1          $21.75
 Levitating Desktop Globes - 8 Inch Globe           1          $55.00
 ROMP (Random Oscillating Magnetic Pendulum)        1           $7.42
 Floating LCD Clock and Shuttle - Base w/Clock      1          $55.00
 Flexible Shaft Ratcheting Screwdriver              2          $13.19
 Soldius 1 Solar Charger                            1          $64.06
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/me <- happy :)
2006/08/05 Roomba Patch
π 2006-08-05 17:06 by Merlin in Public

My roomba was having problems vaccuming, with no good reason, so I called Roomba tech support and they sent me a firmware upgrader by mail. It's kind of strange that they just didn't use a normal serial port and computer software, but in the end, what mattered was that their little gizmo upgraded the firmware, and my Roomba is happy now. Both cool and weird :) (a few other pix here )




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