I love old formats, but unfortunately data rot does set in :(I guess I am an archivist at heart :-)CD's are only reliable up to 5 years? I guess I need to get some external Hard Drives!Watch CBS Videos Online

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Well, a week or so ago Apple had their special event (sans-steve) to announce iPhone 3.0 OS. The good news is that this software release bring the iPhone up to speed, where it should have been on launch day!Yes, some of these features like copy/paste, MMS, and push notifications have been asked for by the community, but others like GPS, peer-to-peer connectivity landscape keyboard and voice-memos seem

at&t announced this week that they will be selling contract free iPhones,s o people can pay full fare ($700 for a 16GB iPhone) to get it without a two year commitment.Seriously though, what's the point? You can't unlock it for use with other carriers and you still have to pay at&t the mandatory $30/month for data. The reasons to buy an iPhone SIM-free (or contract-free) are essentially nullified.Way

Well, Nokia decided to pull the plug on MOSH. I can't say I blame them, the name was kinda silly to begin with (Mobilize and Share?! Seriously?) and from all reports it was littered with pr0n and w@rez.I have a MOSH account but I got it to mostly check things out. There were a number of interesting games on there, free, but I guess they were warez and I didn't really catch on to that fact.I think that

Well, another venerable web 2.0 service has bitten the dust.I got an email this week that furl is being absorbed by diigo.Honestly I didn't use furl that often. I signed up to test it out and then decided to go with delicious instead.Oh well...

Survivors is a typical BBC show - six episodes long. It's sort of like 28 days later, but without the zombies ;-)The whole premise of the show is that a disease has wiped out most of the British population (and presumably most of the world), but a certain number of "survivors" got the disease and survived it. What we don't know is if this is man made - like a nation attacking another nation, or an

I was catching up on news the other day, listening to the Engadget podcast, and I heard a reference to the eee Keyboard (or eeek! keyboard - OK bad pun). Anyway. I saw this and it reminded me of those all-in-one Amiga and Atari computer of the mid-to-late nineties. You remember the ones, the Amiga 500 and the Amiga 1200 that you just plugged into your television and off you went.Those were the days...

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I saw the headline. My initial response: "Boo Hoo buddy!"Then I read the article.OK, I have a little more sympathy for you, but I still have a difficult time going that extra mile to really, I mean really, feel bad for you, oh former AIG employee.I do agree that your boss was a weasel. Any stand up person would have had the guts to come out and say "no bonuses until we weather this out", but no, that