When I try to do a Google search for ” 16×16 mini icons ” I usually end up coming across the same sites over and over. So, what I did was create a list for myself and others who are searching for the same if not similar “mini icons”. When I say mini icons I’m talking about these ones…

However, not all the icons are strictly 16×16 some of them are 24×24 which is shown in the above photo. Another good detail about the icons is that they either a gif or a png file when you download them. In addition to that I have noticed that the png sometimes don’t show up when I use different versions of IE (Internet Explorer). So keep that in mind… you may want to convert them to a gif.

Below is the list of sites that offer the mini icon sets. If you know of any other sites that offer similar sets please feel free to leave a comment and share the link with others.

	famfamfam - silk icons (700 icons)
	famfamfam - mini icons (144 icons)
	sweetie basepack (182 icons)
	feed icons (50 icons)
	graphicPUSH Blog icon packs (160 icons)
	Web Control Icons (132 icons)
	tiny little icons (122 icons)
	mini pixel icons (320 icons)
	300 images from 1800 websites (300 icons)
	bitcons (121 icons)
	mini icons pack (19 icons)
	doc type icons (10 icons)
	greyscale icons (113 icons)
	bullet madness (200 icons)

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I was going through the Popular Mechanics website when I came across this very interesting article… The article shows in 3 easy steps how to convert your current Playstation 3 into a Linux PC. The steps are that which follow:
Step 1.) Back Up - the first procedure is a no-brainer back up your data as you would before working on any PC.
Step 2.) Upgrade Your Drive - allows you to replace your 40 gb or 80 gb hard drive to a nice 250 GB hard drive.
Step 3.) Install Your New OS - note that the PS3 can’t run Microsoft Windows or Apple’s OS X so that is why you are converting it to a Linux system.

However, the steps do appear much more detailed on the site. The site also mentions that the conversion back to the original PS3 settings is a bit tricky. Get $500 towards a PS3!

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There are 30 pieces of Intel in the Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare single-player game. If you can find them it allows you to unlock new cheats for the single-player game after completing it once. They appear in the game world as laptops; to pick them up, you simply need to find the laptop and pick it up. Don’t worry if you miss a piece of intel, you can try to find it again if you just replay the level it’s on.

Here is a video that shows you the exact locations of the Intel in COD4.

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The people over at infinityward.com are having a mapping contest. The contest allows you to build your own map for the Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare video game. The contest ends March 31, 2008 so hurry up and get your map together! You can find all the tools via theses sites: Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3. Once you’ve completed the 3 steps then you are on your way with a chance to winning the contest! Here are a few key things (provided by InfinityWard) to keep in mind:
1 - Design your maps around your platform of choice (PC, Xbox 360, or PS3); as you never know where it could end up.

2 - Download and play other players custom maps and take notes. What’s cool? What’s unique? What’s fun about them?

3 - Beta test your custom maps. Post it on the forums, get friends to download it and play it on their PC and give feedback.

4 - You’ll need the PC version of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare installed to use the tools. So make sure you meet the minimum specs.

5 - Most importantly, if you have any problems whatsoever or have questions, jump on the forums or visit the IWiki for help.

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