http://www.technewsworld.com/story/53693.html
Well it's about damn time. Sci-fi and science fantasy people have had these in mind for HOW LONG? And we've been capable of it for HOW LONG? Once the military releases this to the public it'll be a huge hit with tourists and whatnot. Looking forward to it's public availability!
Monday, October 23, 2006
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Tech News
http://technewsworld.com/story/BJhQxcfM7nNYdc/The-Search-for-Safer-Battery-Alternatives.xhtml
More battery recalls? Do they ever end? This is really getting old.
More battery recalls? Do they ever end? This is really getting old.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Homework Wk 5
No open ports were found in the firewall test, meaning I'm pretty safe for a casual user. Installed Zone Alarm anyway and ran it again and nothing changed on my results.
Stuffs on Writely.
BatMUD was giving me a hell of a time, I couldn't see what I was typing and ended up going back and forth between the same two rooms fifty-million times. Damn, I'm great.
Stuffs on Writely.
BatMUD was giving me a hell of a time, I couldn't see what I was typing and ended up going back and forth between the same two rooms fifty-million times. Damn, I'm great.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Aw hell no!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061010/ap_on_bi_ge/google_youtube_33
Google owns YouTube? This will be the DEATH of the popular video site. Companies are already having things removed from youtube. Now, I can understand them wanting to have the complete movies and episodes of shows removed for copywright infringment, that's cutting on their profits blah blah blah I can see where they're coming from there. But fan-made music videos done with jumbled up clips from their shows/movies that aren't hurting their profits at all and aren't getting money for anyone else? If anything, they're hurting free advertisment. I can name a number of series and movies I had no interest in until I watched some fan vids on YouTube. Not only will this purchase of YouTube by Google shoot the business elements in the foot, but the fan communities. YouTube has been a free method of sharing fan-vids roughly since the start. No one makes money from what they put on YouTube and it doesn't cost any money to put anything up. A home-schooled 13-year-old with no athletic abilities to speak of and no real talent with a pen or paintbrush becomes an icon in their fandom as a prodigious creator of fan-vids and anime music videos. Take away the ability to share these videos because of non-existant copyright infringement, and the aforementioned 13-year-old is stuck at home with little to do that seems worth doing. Kinda sucks don't it? One could even argue that these fan-vids are keeping young people out of trouble and away from drug abuse the same way many argue the same of sports and after-school activities.
Google owns YouTube? This will be the DEATH of the popular video site. Companies are already having things removed from youtube. Now, I can understand them wanting to have the complete movies and episodes of shows removed for copywright infringment, that's cutting on their profits blah blah blah I can see where they're coming from there. But fan-made music videos done with jumbled up clips from their shows/movies that aren't hurting their profits at all and aren't getting money for anyone else? If anything, they're hurting free advertisment. I can name a number of series and movies I had no interest in until I watched some fan vids on YouTube. Not only will this purchase of YouTube by Google shoot the business elements in the foot, but the fan communities. YouTube has been a free method of sharing fan-vids roughly since the start. No one makes money from what they put on YouTube and it doesn't cost any money to put anything up. A home-schooled 13-year-old with no athletic abilities to speak of and no real talent with a pen or paintbrush becomes an icon in their fandom as a prodigious creator of fan-vids and anime music videos. Take away the ability to share these videos because of non-existant copyright infringement, and the aforementioned 13-year-old is stuck at home with little to do that seems worth doing. Kinda sucks don't it? One could even argue that these fan-vids are keeping young people out of trouble and away from drug abuse the same way many argue the same of sports and after-school activities.
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Tech News Week 4
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/53326.html
I WANNA GO IN THE SHIP TOO!!!! I WANNA GO I WANNA GO I WANNA GO!!!!!!! PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE????!!!! I WANNA GO TOO!!!! SPACE, THE FINAL FRONTIER! THESE ARE THE VOYAGES OF A BROKE COLLEGE STUDENT (is there any other kind?), HER ONGOING MISSION: TO SEEK OUT NEW LIFE AND NEW CIVILIZATIONS, TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO BROKE COLLEGE STUDENT HAS GONE BEFORE! *pulls out kazoo and starts playing ST:TNG opening theme song*
I WANNA GO IN THE SHIP TOO!!!! I WANNA GO I WANNA GO I WANNA GO!!!!!!! PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE????!!!! I WANNA GO TOO!!!! SPACE, THE FINAL FRONTIER! THESE ARE THE VOYAGES OF A BROKE COLLEGE STUDENT (is there any other kind?), HER ONGOING MISSION: TO SEEK OUT NEW LIFE AND NEW CIVILIZATIONS, TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO BROKE COLLEGE STUDENT HAS GONE BEFORE! *pulls out kazoo and starts playing ST:TNG opening theme song*
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Tech News
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/53183.html
Computer monitors that roll up small enough to fit inside a briefcase (or backback, for that matter) then unrolls into a solid structure sounds pretty damn good to me.
Computer monitors that roll up small enough to fit inside a briefcase (or backback, for that matter) then unrolls into a solid structure sounds pretty damn good to me.
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