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Self proclaimed glove hacker and electronics wiz Steve Hoefer just came out with his latest project, the Rock Paper Scissors glove. His project isn’t just random either, the glove actually learns how you play and will take advantage of your patterns in order to defeat you.

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Play (rock paper scissors) with yourself

When it’s winter outside, you can’t play golf! There’s not even a close substitute. I mean, what are you going to do?

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Chip Shotz Desktop Golf Game: You know it’s fun because there’s a Z in the name

Destined to become a local news hit this week (“Next, something you don’t know about hotel room doors could shock your… or get you killed. But now, sports!”), this video of a portly, if happy, man named Barry Wels unlocking a hotel room with what amounts to a weird slim jim is just outrageous enough to scare most of America for at least two news cycles.

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Beating hotel locks using a “government” tool

So EA is bringing FIFA Online to Western countries.

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EA to re-launch FIFA Online in the West, bumps up the engine to FIFA 10’s

So this is pretty handy. An Internet wizard has put together Steam Games Sales , a Web site that aggregates all of Steam ’s current sales and puts them in one easy-to-read list. For example, you can see here that Psychonauts is now only $2.00, a savings of only 80 percent.

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Steam Games Sales: You know, to let you know when Steam games are on sale

Yes, we know. Magizines are dying, but that doesn’t mean they are suddenly void of great content. Like Wired.

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CrunchDeals: 1 year of Wired for $4

Yes. It is finished. We can shut down NASA, DARPA, all the arts and sciences, and stop trying now

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Finally, Roombas enacting a game of Pac-Man

4volt Jansen Walker Beta 1 from a3o Studios on Vimeo .

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Build your own open source robot