Monthly Archives: January 2006

Okay Jake sent me this flash animation that makes fun of overseas support. I have to say that it might not be the most politically correct, but I think it encompasses how most of us geeks feel about farmed out … Continue reading →

Rumors are flying around the blogosphere today that seem to indicate that Yahoo! will be announcing the purchase of Digg.com for a sum that is floating around $30-$35 Million. Quite the turn around for Kevin Rose and the gang as … Continue reading →

Matt Mower over at curiouser and curiouser makes a very good arguement against the capslock key. In the key’s defense, many of my co-workers use it constantly. It has become a function of their job and as a result all … Continue reading →

Hitachi Global posted a quick Q&A from their support pages that has six of the worst sounds to hear coming from your hard drive.  Give em a listen so you know when to make that whole system backup. These can … Continue reading →

Second life lays claim to over $240,000 in Linden Dollars changing hands each day. Until recently, these transactions were all for digital products. Products that could only be used in Second life. That all changed the other day when “Second … Continue reading →

It’s a bit unclear whether Scoble or Mano started this, but essentially, they are now collaborating on a post with links to juicy video’s of new Vista content.  I believe that the video’s have been around for a while, but … Continue reading →

Ebay reported it earnings for 2005 yesterday. The total revenues for Skype, who they have only owned for about 78 days, was nearly $25 million. Om Malik crunched the numbers and got to: At $24.8 million over seventy eight days, … Continue reading →