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Optimum Online Customers Experiencing Email Outage
This morning I took what is nowadays a rare opportunity and tried to sleep in a bit. (Which in my world, was now what I called sleeping until 10am, compared to 2pm one short year ago. The future sure does … Continue reading
Velociraptor Awareness – Issue #1
So as you may know, it’s my concern that all of you are prepared in the case of a Velociraptor attack. Therefore I’ve been inspired by a certain issue of xkcd to create a real-life scenario and tell you the … Continue reading
Ice is Pretty Fun
Don’t deny it, no matter how hard someone pegged a block of it at your face or how many times you’ve slipped on it while wiping the snow off your car in the morning, its about to happen all over … Continue reading
The Adventures of Grimace Rosenberg
For my Radio Broadcasting class, I had to throw together a fifteen-minute radio play with a group, meaning writing a unique script, recording it and then editing it. After recording, I decided to bring the project files home because I … Continue reading
School, What’s coming up, etc.
Well, I haven’t posted a progress update in a while being my old desktop died and I haven’t gotten a chance to get much done on this new one yet so here’s a quick update. School’s back and running again … Continue reading
ZNet-III!
By now I’m sure we’ve all heard about ZNet-III’s passing, but before we completely move on from it lets take a look back on everything the system accomplished! ZNet-III sported an AMD Athlon64 x2 processor at 2.1Ghz, 2GB of DDR2 … Continue reading
And Moving On…
Wow so it’s been quite a bit since I’ve posted on here. I really meant to post something when my netbook died two days after ZNet-III but I never got around to that. Anyway, nothing exciting has happened in the … Continue reading
So ZNet-III is Dead…
So Monday morning I woke up and something seemed very strange. It wasn’t the new bedsheets I had gotten, nor was the heat on in the middle of Summer. The strange sense was that there was no noise coming from … Continue reading
How can Microsoft Question One Billion Firefox Downloads?
One billion downloads? How can you question that? Well, you can’t. Here’s how the internet works… Each technical user, like myself is bound to have Firefox installed on at least three to six machines in their household. That’s six downloads. … Continue reading