Knowing full well that Microsoft will be licking its wounds from the Xbox [hey, even MS sits up and takes notice of a billion dollars] for quite some time, Google decided on Friday that the answers previously given in the debate over search engine integration weren’t good enough.
The brief states that Google, in their position […]
is the beginning of a long list of many complaints people have about life and their surroundings. It can apply to so many things, but today I have been thinking about just one.
Life is too short to deal with crappy computer cases. Apparently, not enough of the rest of America agrees with me, because so […]
Over at Maximum PC, there is an article on building your knowledge, with the benefit that when you’ve completed the project, you will know much of the stuff that will keep you using it, instead of giving up and running back to Windows.
In order to use Linux From Scratch, you’ll need to have a designated […]
This concert, Live Earth, is a wonderful showcase for the planet in crisis, what can be done to conserve energy, and how each individual can help.
It is also showing why the tight playlisting of the common FM station, and the few times they actually play music on MTV, is something we should be railing against […]
Friday, AMD announced it was investing 7.5 million dollars in the processor efficiency technology being worked on by Transmeta.
Its good to see this for a few reasons, not the least of which is that if AMD feels it has money to invest, things must be moving along better than some predicted. After the last disappointing […]
Yesterday, in an article on BetaNews, we were told that Sprint cellular service is attempting to rid itself of problem customers.
After digesting that little piece of lunacy, I thought back to the time spent as a Radio Shack manager. During my tenure, Radio Shack sold both Verizon and Sprint phones. I remembered all the times […]
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