To anticipate and prevent
Surfing the RSS feeds this morning and I found two new intresting topics to bitch about in the wide wonderful world (WWW) of technology. First off is a moving article from ars technica, about the new Google mobile search. Ars’ first and foremost has a problem picking a side, their poking at it claiming that…
And by that I don’t mean it does VoIP — I mean that its now recorded. The original entry from Thrashing Through Cyberspace blog. To make a long story short, AIM now reserves the right to do what ever the hell they want with what you say on AIM. There are a few business’s that…
Well for as long as I’ve used SATA I have enjoyed it. I have yet to have a problem with it, its fast, and the cables are small. SATA 1.0 is spec’d out at 150MB/s (Yes, One hundred fifty megabytes per second — Faster than your average LAN by about 10 times), SATA 2.0 is…
Mozilla Foundation finally published a decent transition plan. The basic jist is this, a while ago they decided to seperate the application suite (IRC client, browser, Email, etc) into different applications — Namely Firefox and Thunderbird. The plan was for a slow transition, what really happened is that everyone immediatly moved to the new projects….
Lots of intresting goodies in the news today: Cell Phones with built in Harddrives — Now I can’t speak for everyone, but personally I think this is a bad idea. (Along with the fact that I personally would rather my phone just called people, rather cook dinner for me while I’m trying to call someone)…
Previously I wrote a Quick Perl Script that let you bookmark to a website rather easily. But I forgot one key part, including google’s rel=nofollow. This is important for two reasons, while you may be bookmarking what ever you want, you dont need to help them advertise (you just want to use the links). Two…