Archive for February, 2008
This is seriously getting ridiculous and like Biggs, I want to drink some beer and play some 360. MacRumors is corroborating on the previous Macenstein post, but like the good Physician states, “it is possible it is from the same source.” Sucks to be Nicholas Deleon since he just bought a MB less than two […]

This is seriously getting ridiculous and like Biggs, I want to drink some beer and play some 360. MacRumors is corroborating on the previous Macenstein post, but like the good Physician states, “it is possible it is from the same source.” Sucks to be Nicholas Deleon since he just purchased a MB less than two weeks ago.
MacBooks, Not MacBook Pros on Tuesday? [MacRumors]
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I’m not that into Lego to really get charged up about these odd tiny Lego-alike accessories, but if you’ve $39.99 for this dock or $16.99 for a Lego iPod speaker and/or $46 for a mini Lego MP3 player, feel free to head over to homeloo.com and spread the wealth. Products ShareThis

I’m not that into Lego to really get charged up about these odd little Lego-alike accessories, but if you have $39.99 for this dock or $16.99 for a Lego iPod speaker and/or $46 for a mini Lego MP3 player, feel free to head over to homeloo.com and spread the wealth.
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Peter Ha really wanted all of you to see this, the ideal super slo-mo popping of a water balloon you’ll see all day. ShareThis
Peter Ha really wanted all of you to see this, the ideal super slo-mo popping of a water balloon you’ll see all day.
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I was afraid of this. The mutants are real, and they’re here, and they’re geeky kids, just like in the movies. Meet “Magneto Man”, an unfortunate young man who generates a static charge powerful enough to break personal as he uses them. We’d a kid like this in my grade school, though he’d have to use […]

I was afraid of this. The mutants are real, and they’re here, and they’re geeky children, just like in the movies.
Meet “Magneto Man”, an unfortunate young man who generates a static charge powerful enough to break personal as he uses them.
We had a kid like this in my grade school, though he’d have to use a hammer.
Magneto Boy [Science Central]
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It’s not Linux, or even Open Source, really, but it’s something. Microsoft, starting this week, is going to be more open with its programming to ensure greater interoperability and to make for a more portable solution for your data. This is a large reversal for Redmond, as Microsoft is known for its shut nature when it […]

It’s not Linux, or even Open Source, really, but it’s something. Microsoft, starting this week, is going to be more open with its programming to ensure greater interoperability and to make for a more portable solution for your data.
This is a huge reversal for Redmond, as Microsoft is known for its shut nature when it comes to its software.
It’s a bold step, and definitely one in the right direction.
Microsoft Makes Strategic Changes in Technology and Business Practices to Expand Interoperability [Press Release]
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Though Yahoo! stated “take a hike” to the initial offer, Microsoft is seemingly confident it will swallow up the Y!, as a recent internal email attests. MS is going the hostile takeover route, though it’s sugar coating how things are going to work out. The email says, in part, We look forward to a constructive dialogue with […]

Though Yahoo! stated “take a hike” to the initial offer, Microsoft is seemingly confident it will swallow up the Y!, as a recent internal email attests. MS is going the hostile takeover route, though it’s sugar coating how things are going to work out.
The email states, in part,
We look forward to a constructive dialogue with Yahoo’s board, management, shareholders, and employees on the value of this combination and its strategic and financial merits.
Aw, that doesn’t sound hostile at all. In fact, it sounds like they’re going to share a malt at the drugstore, they might even hold hands if Yahoo! gets lucky.
Microsoft email prepares workers for Yahoo takeover [Yahoo! News (irony!)]
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There are some shady rumors going around that SSD memory might be sketchy. The rumors say that after 100,000 writes, the RAM starts to fail. Not so, says Samsung’s Michael Yang. He wants you to know that it might start to fail after 100,000 writes to every single cell in the chip, something that would […]

There are some shady rumors going around that SSD memory might be sketchy. The rumors say that after 100,000 writes, the RAM starts to fail. Not so, says Samsung’s Michael Yang. He wants you to know that it might start to fail after 100,000 writes to every single cell in the chip, something that would be virtually impossible.
Truly, SSD is the memory format of the future. Less power hungry, lighter, and with no moving parts to break, it will be the hard drive for laptops of the future, with some, like a variant of the MacBook Air, already featuring the technology.
Samsung defends flash reliability in solid-state drives [C-Net Blogs]
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Much like the DLP dual-view monitors we checked out at CES, Hyundai has found a way to make an LCD monitor that displays different information depending on the angle, meaning that the driver and passenger can both look at it and each see entirely different screens. Ideally, this is so the driver can view GPS information […]

Much like the DLP dual-view monitors we checked out at CES, Hyundai has found a way to make an LCD monitor that displays different information depending on the angle, meaning that the driver and passenger can both look at it and each see entirely different screens.
Ideally, this is so the driver can view GPS information while the passenger watches porn, but we know this is going to end up modded with some Xbox trickery into showing dual Halo 3 screens. Don’t deny it.
Hyundai Motor applies in-car dual display monitor to Grandeur [Aving]
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The Steve, as we all know, is all about design, and that goes beyond what you can touch and see to what you can hear. OS X has some of the best system sounds ever, though I liked some of the sounds that came with 7.5.3. Susumi, anyone? via Core 77 ShareThis
The Steve, as we all know, is all about design, and that goes beyond what you can touch and see to what you can hear. OS X has some of the best system sounds ever, though I liked some of the sounds that came with 7.5.3. Susumi, anyone?
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