I Think I've Found My Dream Thing
Saturday, April 01, 2006
Geeks.com has a new "Thing" that is down right amazing. It seems to integrate all the best of Microsoft Origami, Apple iPod, and the Motorola Razr.
Geeks.com has a new "Thing" that is down right amazing. It seems to integrate all the best of Microsoft Origami, Apple iPod, and the Motorola Razr.
Wow ... this beer - Oxide Ale - sounds very interesting from Stone Brewery.
"If he shoots his friends ... what do you think he does to his enemies?!?" -- Steve Holden
Search for "amazon affliate" or "leo laporate" and Google will let you know for the rest of history that I am a bad speller. Especially for Titles which don't have spell check in TypePad. Bummer ...
FYI ... from Tech News Radio:
On the heels of the "Server Room of Horrors," coming December 18th, Friends in Tech will be presenting our Christmas special, "A Geek Christmas Carol" -- A revisit of the old tale of Scrooge and his ghostly visitors, but... with a tech twist (mp3 promo).
Kevin Devin reports, "Recording has completed and assembly has begun. Be sure to check it out by subscribing today (RSS Feed) in preparation for its release. We had a lot of fun with all FiT members and some family members participating, as well as some special guests from the podcast community. You won't want to miss it. :-) Happy Holidays!"
Oops ... sorry it is the Microsoft XBox 360 Wireless Network Adapter.
A QuickTime version is available of a new "iPod" spoof advertisement for eVest.
Friends in Tech presents ... "The Server Room of Horrors!" What secrets lurke in YOUR server room? Enjoy!
CNN - "Where's 'Calvin and Hobbes' creator [Bill Watterson]? - Maybe someday, officials will put up a statue marking this quaint village as the birthplace of Calvin and Hobbes."
The above is a good article. I just had a conversation about where was Bill Watterson, and the new Calvin and Hobbes book at Sunday School this past Sunday. Everyone was in agreement that they loved the strips and were very sad that new ones weren't being produced.
Calvin and Hobbes is still and probably always will be one of my favorite cartoons.
After munching on a handful of trail mix that there is still a swig of warm coffee in the thermos to wet the podcasting whistle.