I’m not actually clear on the percentage, but Ars Technica got on their soap box and decided to take a look at what is going on with the rise from 350 complaints in 2000 to 240,000 complaints in 2003. No you didn’t read that wrong… and yes, that was in 2003 not in 2007. What [...]
Continue reading...22. June 2007
Laurence Hartje sent this goldie along, looks like at one point Ubuntu was accidentally listed on Windows Marketplace.
Continue reading...22. June 2007
Ted Regulski sent this one along, and since we are playing Cat-friday, here you go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDv6JHpszNc Update #1:Â Here is a mirror.
Continue reading...22. June 2007
Compiz Fusion is really on par with Leopard from what I can see… certainly not totally stable yet, and relies a lot on the drivers being in good shape, but it’s great to see Linux right up there with cutting edge and likely to decimate Vista until it stops sucking in 2010. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Fbk52Mk1w
Continue reading...22. June 2007
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUU_oOBZKko
Continue reading...21. June 2007
Looks like Dell will begin allowing users to check a box during the computer order form process that will skip the installation of many many trial-ware pieces of software that vendors pay Dell hundreds for to allow them to get on the new PCs, hoping to get new consumers signed up. For most folks, this will [...]
Continue reading...21. June 2007
John Hering sent along this really interesting interpretation of the US states. They have been renamed to the respective country with the closed match to GDP: Original Link
Continue reading...21. June 2007
Some funnies for your Thursday morning entertainment. 1. Dear Miriam 2. Dear Abby
Continue reading...21. June 2007
Nice… Slashdot reports that a study done to see how accurate printing-software was with respect to “Ink is low, please replace” showed that in the best case (Epson, who also funded the study) wasted 20% of the ink, while others (I’m sure HP is up there) wasted 50% of the ink in the cartridge telling [...]
Continue reading...21. June 2007
The BD+ DRM that has been sitting in the attic of the Blu-ray spec has finally been released and ready for prime time. Endadget reports that with the recent AACS exploits, studios have been slow to release new titles as they have been waiting for BD+ to hit. Aparently BD+ isn’t some static key-checking algorithm but [...]
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24. June 2007
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