10.24.05
Cardboard PC Case Sure Is Bio-Friendly
A PC case that is made entirely out of cardboard. You just remove all of the perforated sections, fold along the dotted likes, and presto: One cardboard PC! Just don’t get it wet…
09.21.05
This is a Big Computer
Running 288 CPU’s, 144 GB of RAM, and only 11.5 TB of disk space.
Yes, this’ll play Half-Life 2 and Doom 3 quite nicely…
08.30.05
How the vi editor would look if it had been made my Microsoft
This is very geeky, and only for die-hard Unix users:
See how things might have been if Microsoft had done vi…
08.24.05
Google Talk
Google just released a IM/VOIP client that allows you to send messages or voice call your friends.
It’s still in Beta, and you have to have a Gmail account to use it (though they’re working on allowing all email accounts access).
Looks like a good thing that I will be trying out. Send me a message or give me a call if you’d like to test it. My gmail account is in the profile.
Edit: I’ve tried this out, and the sound quality is amazingly good! Better quality than Skype or Gizmo Project, though it’s quite limiting in the need for a Gmail account, and the lack of support for conferences.
Soon though.
08.22.05
Photoshop Before and Afters of Supermodels
Before and after pics of Supermodels that have been photoshopped. I’ll never trust magazine spreads again!
Engadget circa-1985
What Tech-blog Engadget would have looked like 20 years ago as an old-school BBS. A fun look back at the cutting edge technology of 1985.
“Shoulder-phone” at only 11 pounds? Windows 1.0! 35-inch color TV! Laser printer for only $6,995! Gasp! CD-ROM!!!
I’m in heaven!