I Think It’s Time For An Upgrade
Massive droolage: Courtesy of engadget.
Category: Technology
And I Thought My Setup Was Badass…
Excessive? Maybe. Badass? Most definitely. Now I’d be way more impressed if those monitors were 30-inchers.
Ouch!
That’s gotta hurt: Windows Vista is Windows ME Part 2. It took five years to develop because three of those were spent building a brand new code base that didn’t work at all and wound up getting scrapped, and the...
The Allure of the WWW
Not everyone can appreciate the simple elegance of the ethereal structure that we know as the Internet. It is not the average person that will sit and contemplate the transmission of data from one node to another, thousands of miles away...
Could It Be?
After some drama in my life last week, I’m glad to report that things are kinda settled down, although I’m still not right in my heart. But in any case, back to your regularly scheduled programming (or not). Could it...
Try OpenDNS
So I came across OpenDNS somehow last night and read about the service that they provide. From my days as a CS major, I was familiar with the high level workings of the DNS infrastructure and OpenDNS’s explanation, at least...
Talk About Ridiculous…
So it looks like the EU is trying to pick Microsoft’s pocket again. The EU is up in fits about Microsoft’s inclusion of security features such as Windows Firewall and warns Microsoft that inclusion of such features would bring further...
Innovation, Sony Style
Last week, I touched upon how Microsoft is innovating with the XBOX360 by opening up the gaming console to small time developers, regular-Joe programmers, and students. And of course, last year, I was just blown away by the initial peek...
Asus W7J Pictorial
So I got an Asus W7J via UPS today (joy!) for my sister-in-law, who’s attending college as a freshman this upcoming semster. I had a very good impression of the W5F when I purchased it for my wife in May,...
Innovation, Microsoft Style
Compared to all the love that Nintendo has been getting for innovating in terms of how we interact with our games, both Microsoft and Sony have been accused of not innovating enough to provide for a compelling reason to purchase...