U.S. to the rest of the world, in re: their attempt to wrest control of the Internet from its birthplace and primary supporter: “Nuts! to that. We’re declaring a new Monroe Doctrine for the Internet.” Sweet. (Via Instapundit. Monroe Doctrine…
When the eventual robot rebellion comes, don’t you want to be insured? Remember, “Old Glory Insurance. For when the metal ones decide to come for you – and they will.” Heh.
Pro: Matt on paper shredders and their enjoyable uses. Con: Mark Jacquith on push-to-talk phones, or: “Your phone is NOT a friggin’ walkie-talkie!”
Whew. The just-released dual processor – dual core G5 desktop? Dang.
I’ve always been a bit of a browser first-adopter, hasty to try each and every one that came out. I’ve used most non-IE browsers for Windows, Mac and Linux – from Opera to Konqueror and its KHTML-powered brethren, Safari and…
While I may have some slight misgivings about becoming a parent, I am very glad that my wife and I have opted not to pursue the cloning option. John Scalzi offers several little known facts about clones and in doing…
From the Kids, don’t try this at home with your father’s $1200 digital SLR dept. Some enterprising young shutterbugs over at Flickr have created a new meme for those of usyou out there with disposable income and/or digital cameras: camera…
Keep your UN off my Internet and keep your dirty “Broadcast Flag” off my TV.
Ad agencies of the world, please note this story over on Slashdot. You’ll rarely find a more tech-savvy crowd than /.’ers and so it would behoove you to read the comments and find out why, precisely, people are installing ad-blocking…
In a move designed to pump up attendance at Serenity screenings, Universal has released the first 9 minutes of the film in order to get potential audiences caught up with the origins of the story. It’s a pretty darn good…
