I saw this on theNextWeb recently.It's a funny infographic, and one that I think a geek made ;-)

Here's a little friday humor for all of you :-)

Τα μαθήματα άρχησαν οπότε το καλοκαίρι τελείωσε (εκτός από μερικούς από εσάς που περιμένετε την ησιμερία )Κοιτάω το έρ κοντίσιον και διαπιστώνω πως αυτό το καλοκαίρι δεν το εγκατέστησα γιατί δεν έκανε και τόσο πολύ ζέστη.

Αυτό το περασμένο σαββατοκύριακο εχασα αρκετές ώρες εργασίας! Ο εξωτερικός μου σκληρός Western Digital MyBook (500άρι) τα έπεξε. Τον είχα συνδεδεμένο με το Mac Mini και σε κάποια φάση σταμάτησε να δείχνει στο desktop. Που και που συμβαίνει

Here's a video on internet overdose dedicated to all my classmates who spend a ton of time on the internet :-)

This came out last week on the Onion News Network.Obviously it's a parody, but there is a little hint of truth in it, otherwise it wouldn't be funny.The take away lesson for this is this: replace mom with any other person you've friended and you don't know - if you don't take control of you privacy settings they will know things about you that you may not want them to know.

The SonyEricsson Experia X2 was announced this week. I've always liked SE phones (even when they really stagnated and killed off the UIQ - but I digress) and it's nice to see them innovating again with other operating systems.The X2 seems like a nice device, but I would never buy it because it comes preloaded with windows mobile and panels, the new SE interface that they debuted with the X1, does not

Here's a pretty cool video of the Parthenon through time - by Costas Gavras

Ήρθε και η Παρασκευή πριν αρχίσουν τα μαθήματα! Η αλήθεια είναι πως από την μία τρέχω στα φουλ να αρχίσει το τρίμηνο και να δω παλιά πρόσωπα, να μάθω κάτι καινούργιο και να ξαναμπώ στον «ρυθμό» του φοιτητή. Από την άλλη όμως

IT has always been an enabler, in my mind, however in looking at the 'real world', post MBA/MSIT, I get to see what professors warned us about. Some wise souls told us that IT should be an enabler for the firm, and not a gatekeeper. However, as we see in this Slate article, IT has assumed the role of the gatekeeper instead of sticking to that of the enabler.I've decided to pull a few quotes of interest