We’ve all heard the analogy of giving a man a fish or teaching him to fish. The same holds true for technology. I can keep doing something for you, or I can teach you how to do it. The great thing is that sometimes the task is really so simple I don’t even need to teach you. You just need to do it yourself a couple of times and you’ll figure it out.

If you need directions somewhere, go visit Google Maps (http://local.google.com) which is my personal preference and put your address in. Then you can click on the little link that says get directions and put your other address in. Done! Print it out, email the directions, embed the map into your website or blog.

Need a phone number? Don’t call me and ask me what it is. Use the Internet and you can find just about anything you want.

Now, if you’ll excuse me I have to call my dad and remind him how to move files from his 3.5" disk over to a CD-ROM.

Post from: EveryJoe

How to Stop Relying on Others for the Simple Stuff

OK, this is a “First Person Shooter”.  Notice the first person view, and shooting.

This is also a first person shooter. The only difference is that in this one you are not killing humans.  So, even if you are killing other types of animals in a game, it can still be called an fps.  (I know another difference is that you are on a different planet. Give me a break!)

This “hunting” game is in the first person and you are killing an animal by shooting it.  So, it can technically be called a “First Person Shooter”.

Following that logic, if this game involved shooting the fish with some type of gun than it too would be a fps.  And that sounds totally RAD!

So, as you can see, an FPS Fishing game.

Sounds cool doesn’t it.

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