2007 November 19

From ProjectSidewalk.com via SiliconValley.com comes the Procrastination Flow Chart

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) late today notified the business community and general public to a “phishing” e-mail circulating to companies that purports to be from the federal agency regarding a harassment complaint. The bogus e-mail contains a Trojan Horse Virus that is likely to harm a recipient’s computer if the […]

Christopher Goodwin of The First Post reports:
A deep gloom has settled over Hollywood, and it’s not just because of the strike by Hollywood writers, which is gradually bringing all television and film production to a halt. What’s much more worrying in the long-term is that after years of complaints that Hollywood wasn’t making intelligent movies […]

The language of science, like that of the United Nations, is by nature cautious and measured. That makes the dire tone of the just-released final report from the fourth assessment of the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a network of thousands of international scientists, all the more striking. Global warming is “unequivocal.” Climate […]

CNET News reports that Samsung’s new phone, which supports AT&T’s wireless music download service, will be available this Friday, a buck and a half with a two year contract.  In addition to the downloads, it has a 2 MP camera and the usual bells and whistles.  You can even make phone calls.
Samsung’s SGH-A747 SLM

The XPS One shows once and for all that the future of desktop PCs is in the all-in-one form factor.
Yeah?  We’ll see.  Paris looks good too, but she wouldn’t be the best choice for raising your kids or keeping house.  Too expensive, for one thing.  Can you imagine trying to change a power supply and […]

Marketwatch reports that Sony is cutting the price of PS3 developer software in half, in order to stimulate more outside production. 
Sony to cut prices