Yes guys it’s one of those posts. I swear it’s not as simple; i.e., this post won’t fit in a tweet. I know there is a smart ass out there who will tell me I can tweet the url and that makes it fit. I am that jack ass. It’s been nearly a year since I have updated my website both in terms of its look and content. I understand it was a sad time for the world when I stopped. The internet hit a new …[read more]
Or The Only Rule of The Internet is Don’t Make Rules About The Internet. On January 20th, the infamous SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) bill is tabled. Lamar Smith, the bill’s creator, is waiting “until there is wider agreement on a solution.” Only a few hours prior, the voting for PIPA (Protect-IP Act) was delayed. They are looking to change the legislation into a compromise that might be more successful. On January 18th, internet activism against these bills took effect. Big and small websites alike either …[read more]
Dr. Dre released his first single off of Detox yesterday. Yes, Detox, that mysterious album 8 years in the making and 12 years since his last studio album, 2001. If you have been following it like me, you would already know that. If not, please feel inclined to catch up on the news. Most notably, Dre said he wanted every song on the album to be a single. If that is still the plan, this album will be impressive. He has definitely had enough time …[read more]
First, I must say that this only changes the colors you see. It does not give your profile a color that others will see when they visit your page. I just rather like green and figure you like colors other than blue. Hell, if you just love blue try a different shade at least. The changes take place site wide. Installing Scripts This color changing is made possible by scripting. After your web browser receives the data from Facebook (or any other page), the script …[read more]
I am also not afraid to add that they couldn’t have done it without HP. I will probably get the most flack for that comment, but I will stand my ground. Let’s say that Palm did release an amazing product (sans hardware issues) and it had great reception. They would make money and stay in business while keeping there product pipe on time. Well that’s great, but it is only one piece of the pie. The future of computing demands more than that. The trend …[read more]
Well not entirely. We aren’t going to bust out our 286′s nor will we blog on our 14.4k modems. However, the point of the past being revisited is the integrated and restrictive experience that once was. A long, long time ago, in a land far, far away buying a computer meant buying a package. Maybe even signing your life away. I was too young to know if the latter was true. Jokes aside, computers were very expensive and when you were in the market, the …[read more]
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