The Da Vinci crock | Salon.com. I just finished reading "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown. This a very interesting story. I do not know whether it is fiction or nonfiction. It seems to have a lot of research backing the story and it is definitely a thought provoking book. I would suggest anyone who has an interest pick up a copy and read it.
But There's No Software for the Macintosh, Right? | MacNewsWorld. This is a good article that breaks down some of the myths about buying a Mac verses a Windows PC. Good read for anyone thinking about a new computer. Just remember that there are ZERO viruses for the Mac.
Top 75 Network Security Tools | Insecure.org. Not only is this site an indispensable security resource, now they have generated one of the best lists of security tools anywhere. This is a must check list if you have anything to do with security of computing.
Asimo and The Future of Robots | NPR. Nice little report on the Honda robot that is changing the robotics world. Asimo is not quite a true autonomous robot but is still quite advanced.
Hunt to sell Wizards | MLSnet.com. Looks like if you want to buy an MLS team now is your time. Too bad I do not have a couple stray million laying around.
The End of TV as We Know It | Wired. Nice little article on the projection of what TV could be like in the future. I would love to see more TV on demand. I hate waiting a whole week to see my favorite shows.
War of the Worlds Teaser Trailer | Apple.com. So here is a trailer for a new movie. I believe this is based on the H.G. Wells' books. We will see if this will be good but from the trailer it looks like a good start to me and it has Cruise and Spielberg behind it.
Hollywood allies sue DVD jukebox maker | CNET News.com. Here is an interesting suit I will be keeping an eye on. I think this is totally "fair use", a term that has to come back to a pro-consumer meaning or we will never be able to use content the way we want. I equate this to being able to copy all your music to an iPod and then use that music however you want. Consumers want this and need these features.
It's Time For Goal-Line Cameras | About.com. I agree that it is very difficult sometimes to tell if the ball has actually fully crossed the goal line. I do not think that this is something that can be solved with TV or electronics. I think that if you score you would know it, and if it was close then you need a better finisher.
Podcasting takes off | Australian IT. Here is an article on podcasting. I have started to get hooked on this. All of you out there with iPods should take a look.
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