Monthly Archives: November 2004

I know, I’m probably starting to sound like a broken record (starting?) but for corn sake people, go out and get a Macintosh. The study is interesting in that the Windows machines that were not compromised had an active firewall … Continue reading →

I have emerged fully from my Thanksgiving induced food coma and am back to work (real and fun). So, let’s go to the tech news and other bits of note: For the environmentally aware among you who also crave tasty … Continue reading →

I don’t always follow sports as I don’t play them much anymore. However, its good to see the hometown boys kick some ass. Now first place in the AFC West. Thank you. Thank you very much. Could this be the … Continue reading →

Although I deal mostly with the Macintosh, I do work with Windows as well so I feel the pain for these guys. Fun way to spend a couple of days. Ok, continue to enjoy your weekend. Cheers.

Happy Thanksgiving All. And, Happy Birthday to the Bush twins who turn 23 today. See, I’m not bitter.

The winners of the 2004 (and 59th) College Photographer of the Year have been announced. Check them out. Some great photographs. And, more on the post from yesterday regarding iPods boosting Mac sales. It’s called momentum people.

For some of my friends who love Dr. Who, the show was first broadcast on this day in 1963. Happy anniversary Dr. Also, in other news, Google is being sued by an adult website saying the internet search engine’s image … Continue reading →

I’ve been waiting for this gadget to arrive for many moons. I have been searching for the perfect PDA/Phone/etc. combo and I hoped that the Treo 650 would fit the bill. But this is a bummer. Now, I don’t know … Continue reading →

For old times sake. 101 ways to save Apple Computer. It’s fun to see what they did, if anything, and where they ended up. Doing pretty well lately. Selling all those iPods and all. My prediction: Apple is not going … Continue reading →

Kevin Sites talks about the Mosque shooting he first reported. And, about his critics.