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Today I want to share 3 links to let you have fun while surfing on the net.

The first one is PMOG - Passively Multiplayer Online Game. It is on beta stage and you can only register for a beta announcement. They sum up with the paragraph below what this game will look like :

PMOG is an infinite game built on individual network histories, transforming our web surfing into ongoing social play. With a game head-up display in Firefox, players can bomb each other, wage war over web sites, and lead other users on web missions. Ordinary web sites become caches for items and currency. PMOG fuses an MMO into our WWW.

I found the idea cool. Without actively playing a game is a different and creative idea and integrating it into surfing WWW is another big deal. I have just signed up and cannot wait for it goes live…

The other two sites are for the people who ever dreamed for sketching a cartoon series but couldn’t because of their lack of skill.  Well, I do have a skill and maybe I should improve it but with the latest Ajax technology of today’s HTML world, it is now possible to create your own cartoon series with a huge help of these two sites: ToonDoo and Pixton. You can create your own cartoon or read and vote others’ make comments etc. So, they’re built on a classical Web2.0 concept but again with an innovative idea.

This day the first day when I realized that my backup hard drive partition is not enough for me, thus I needed to delete some old things or write them to DVDs, etc… I saw that some comics on my HDD were still not read and then ?I came up with the idea to read them on the go every morning and afternoon. (Yes, I’m a victim of rush hours…)

I googled for it, but couldn’t find any solution to that. If anybody knows a solution about this problem it will be highly appreciated.

If you don”t know but can do it, this is the idea you’d like to start! Go on!

UPDATE: I have just found a software called Comic Caster, but it has only Mac version!

Hi people,

I know, you are curious. Where did so many daily Dilbert comics come from?

Actually I’ve been following Dilbert’s RSS and wanted to put really funny and good ones to my blog, too.

For your information,

I’ve found Dilbert’s feed. Due the IT security concerns of our company its main website was blocked. After some research I have found the RSS feed of Dilbert and it really rocks!