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PlayStation First to Sell HD Movies from All Major Studios
Sony Computer Entertainment is proudly shouting “FIRST” (YouTube commenter-style) with an announcement that claims the PlayStation Network is the first online service to sell high-definition movies from all the major movie studios: Universal, 20th Century Fox, Paramount, Walt Disney, Warner Bros and, of course, Sony Pictures. Some of the content has been around for a while — for example, NBC Universal videos debuted on the PlayStation Network one year ago tomorrow — but PlayStation owners have access to a few new movies today. They include Up , G-Force , Earth , Star Trek , Paranormal Activity , Zoolander , This Is It , 2012 , District 9 , Zombieland , Inglourious Basterds , Couples Retreat , Public Enemies , The Hangover , Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and The Wizard of Oz . All the studios but Fox are represented there; Fox’s new contributions ( Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian , Jennifer’s Body and Fantastic Mr. Fox ) will debut on the PSN this Saturday, March 13
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The Window Desk [Featured Workspace]
While we love a tech-filled geek cave, an elegant workspace with a great view makes working a pleasure. Today's featured workspace has a beautiful desk, a pleasing environment, and a view of Boston. Not everyone needs triple monitors or an army of peripherals and being able to work productively with just a laptop goes a long way towards having a clear and airy workspace—cable management is, at it's best after all, camouflaging something that's there to appear as if it isn't. Lifehacker reader CosmoComet, when he's commuting and working from Boston proper several day a week, finds himself working at this nearly invisible glass and acrylic workspace—he can look right through his desk to see Beacon Street below
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Draw Abstract Wallpaper Using the Flame Drawing Tool [Wallpaper]
If you're a huge fan of abstract wallpaper but you don't have the software or the know-how to make one you'll definitely want to try Flame, a web-based drawing tool that makes creating abstract doodles easy and fun. Using Flame you can create a variety of shapes and patterns and the user interface is simple. You have a palette which is black by default, white is the only other option. You have an adjustable brush, customizable in size, softness, and other variables, and you can select your colors and the level of opacity and saturation
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How to Make a Killer Viral Photo Gallery
This post is by the online imagery experts at Shutterstock , a subscription stock photo agency. You see photo galleries all over the web: The top 10 such-and-such photos, or 25 amazing this-or-that pictures. If you’re like us, you click on almost every one of them. Themed photo galleries on blogs work for a simple reason: Almost everyone appreciates great pictures and enjoys sharing them with friends
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The Zendo Workspace [Featured Workspace]
Many people often remark that they wish their workspace was more relaxing or meditative, very few people actually construct their workspace to be a Zen meditation chamber. Lifehacker reader Scott Zagarino wanted a workspace that brought the reflection and creativity of his experiences as a Zen practitioner into his present work. He writes: As a former zen buddhist monk, I spent a great deal of time on a cushion in silence.
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Emerald and Onyx: The Balcony Office [Featured Workspace]
Today's featured workspace is one of the more interesting conversions we've featured. It looks like a swanky office in a conservatory now, but it started life as a fairly drab balcony. Lifehacker reader ICULOOKN had a bit of a space problem. With the arrival of a new baby suddenly his office space was becoming a nursery space. Most people would try to carve out a niche in the basement for their stuff or even try to convert a closet into a micro-office.
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The Day Trader’s Paradise [Featured Workspace]
What do you get when you have space for a custom office setup, a good amount of cash, and the vision to make it all happen? Dozens of monitors and the need for your own personal power plant. We've been watching Steve's office since he first posted the construction pictures into the Lifehacker Workspace pool. Slowly, we've watched his office take shape from a spackled room with naked monitor mounts into the jaw dropping display of computing power you see above. Steve just finished the project and posted some pictures to update us, writing: Originally there was to be 60 monitors, a mix of 19s and 24s however, it changed a bit and there is now 40 24" monitors and another 20 monitors offsite for development.
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