Darth Vader has started a blog. While his posts are funny enough, the comments provide auxiliary comedy by proving that even the Dark Lord of the Sith isn’t immune from job offers from the I.R.S. and Nigerian scam email. Kevin…
Were I a Chinese schoolchild, I think I’d be quite reluctant to trust Baizhixing. *shudder* That puppy is the stuff nightmares are made of. Gah. Gives me the willies just looking at it.
Maybe the residents of the IBT should have been using perpendicular storage. (Okay, it’s no School House Rock, but it’s hard drive technology, for goodness’ sake! At least Hitachi is trying to keep people interested…)
Institute for Backup Trauma – who knew backing up to tape could be so hazardous to your mental health? Who knew John Cleese and Michael Dorn would be involved?
An explanation, in brief, for my lack of updates: I’ve been busy all day installing the new Google Mini we got in today. Details/impressions to follow.
This is ridiculous. I’ve been looking for a multi-user, multi-platform calendaring system for a long, long time and have yet to find a decent solution. How stinking hard can it be? I don’t care if it’s Open Source or commercial…
Ever wanted to see a knock-down, drag-out fight between videogame hardware consoles before? Neither did I, at least before someone came up with an absolutely brilliant set piece pitting almost every recent console against the evil PSP as viewed through…
Wonderful. Can either of these two stories result in anything good for your average Joe Sixpack technology consumer? Gamestop to buy Electronics Boutique for $1.44B. I guess I’ll be buying all of my video games online from now on, since…
Now I’ve got to worry about super-volcanoes, cosmic rays and our (potential) robot overlords! Luckily, it seems as though the chances of my death at the hands of some robotic fiends are relatively low.
Now this is just stinkin’ cool. An enterprising fellow by the name of Richard Jones has made it possible to use your GMail account like a filesystem, with support for most UNIX commands like ls, rm, grep, cp, mv, etc.…
