Sites that I found interesting for September 25th 2009 through September 27th 2009: It’s Official: Water Found on the Moon – New observations from three different spacecraft return what has been called "unambiguous evidence" of water across the surface of the moon. via @Macht_Nichts on Twitter. Install Picasa 3.5 In Linux – Want the same [...]
Sites that I found interesting for September 2nd 2009 through September 8th 2009: Microsoft Spills the Beans on Silverlight 4 Features – Microsoft today announced that it plans to showcase some new Silverlight features at the International Broadcasting Conference (IBC) in Amsterdam (September 11–15). Monopoly City Streets: Google Launching Online Version of Monopoly – This [...]
Sites that I found interesting for August 11th 2009 Saturn's Rings to Disappear August 11th – In a celestial feat any magician would appreciate, Saturn will make its wide but thin ring system disappear from our view Aug. 11. Skywatchers set for meteor shower – Skygazers are preparing for the high point of the annual [...]
Sites that I found interesting for July 16th 2009 through July 24th 2009: Guide: How to Enable Concurrent Sessions in Windows 7 RTM – Missing Remote shows us how to enable concurrent sessions in Windows 7 Ultimate. Concurrent Sessions allows you to Remote Desktop into a system that someone else is on, under a different [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 17th 2009 through June 18th 2009: Intel Rebrands Chips, Announces Core i3 and i5 Conventions – Going forward, the Core family will fall into one of three tiers: Core i3 (entry-level), Core i5 (mid-level), and Core i7 (high-level). ArcSoft TotalMedia Theatre 3 public beta – Looks like some [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 11th 2009 through June 12th 2009: Military Hush-Up: Incoming Space Rocks Now Classified – Space rocks that explode in the atmosphere are now classified. Ain’t She a Beauty? – A Look at Some HTPC Chassis Solutions. Via @Java_Jack on Twitter. LG Ships First Netflix-Ready HDTV Sets – LG [...]
Hulu labs has launched Hulu Desktop. Desktop is a new program that lets you sit back from the PC and navigate Hulu via a standard remote control. It is currently available for both Windows and Mac. It would be better if we could just use all the features from with in Vista or Windows 7 [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 24th 2009 through March 26th 2009: Apple Mac Trojan caught on film – This is a bit staged but still worth a view. Shows you have to be careful what links you go to. Media Center Plugin Brings Netflix Hulu and more Online Video via PlayIt – Brilliant. [...]
There are some web sites out there that make things hard to read. I don’t mean for quick browsing. Most of us who have been using the web for any length of time have trained ourselves to get the gestalt of a page fairly quickly. I mean for time when you really want to read [...]
There are so many articles around about how to find people to follow on Twitter. It is never clear to me why people are searching for some kind of instant friends list. You didn’t show up at school and get a Xeroxed list of people titled “Your New Friends.” It is the same on Twitter. [...]