Great thread with some funny jokes and what not about engineers. Just a sampling: There was an engineer who had an exceptional gift for fixing all things mechanical. After serving his company loyally for over 30 years, he happily retired....
I can’t be the only one that think’s Flash based websites suck can I? I’ve never understood the appeal of Flash as a framework for structuring content to be honest. I can understand using it for a few animated portions...
Wow. and Wow. I think that’s all I need to comment on these 🙂
As I was laying down to sleep, I started to think about the next generation Gameboy (GBX, Gameboy Next). Honestly, I don’t remember the train of thought that lead me to thinking about it, but I was sooo engrossed, that...
I came across a good article on prototyping as I was reading about some of the reactions to the rumors that the Nintendo Revolution hardware will not be capable of much more than the current Gamecube hardware. In my senior...
I came across an editorial on CNNSI.com on, among other things, the play of Baron Davis and how he’s helped turn the perpetually bad Warriors around and get them off to their best start in the franchise’s history. While the...
Yes, while I have absolutely no time for gaming these days (especially console gaming), I still constantly trawl through the ‘Net looking for news and info on the next gen. consoles. I don’t know why, as I don’t seem to...
Wow, I had a lot more fun in Philly than I thought I would have. Back up a bit. I had originally registered for the Microsoft launch event in Philly as a participant a few weeks back. Last week, Rich,...
I’ll be in Philly next week for the Microsoft release event for SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio.Net 2005, and BizTalk 2006 next week (11/17). I’m not only going as a participant, but a small group of us will be there...
Yesterday, news spread that the Kansas school board passed legislation to include intelligent design into the school curriculum. As expected, there was some colorful discussion on Fark. In an opinion piece in Time this week (11/14/2005), Eric Cornell, the Nobel...