Man, this looks pretty nasty, I don't know why anyone would do this (must be avid TMNT fans).

You know... @cdetorres had sent me a youtube video of Google's Chromebook taking abuse, and I was going to post it here but I lost the link. Oh well. The idea was that your Chromebook might keep meeting doom, but all you need is another Chromebook to log into your Google account and you're all set, no work lost! The concept of Chromebook seems interesting, but it's not new - it's just a rework, and

Another one in my "lost in the inbox" collection. What would Web 2.0 services look like, if they were college students?

I came across this comic a long time ago...I meant to post it for you Mega Man fans out there, but it got lost in my inbox :-)  Click here for the original.

This past weekend I opted to bite the bullet and update my iPhone, which was on 4.0.1. I had been waiting for Ultrasn0w to support the newer baseband, but I noticed that I could use pwnageTool and retain my baseband.  So I backed up my iPhone to retain my data (and my apps) and I started the pwnageTool process.  I successfully created an image that I could put on my iPhone. Then the fails

Την περασμένη εβδομάδα ξεσκόνισα το Βίο και Πολιτεία του Αλέξη Ζορμπά και άρχισα επιτέλους να το διαβάζω.  Το βιβλίο ήταν δώρο από το βαφτιστήρι μου  το 1998 για την ονομαστική γιορτή μου. Η αλήθεια είναι πως άρχισα να

This past weekend I happened to see a post on twitter from a contact that I haven't seen in quite some time. This person is a photographer and earns a living from the photographs that she takes. It seemed to me that she was a bit annoyed that someone had used one of her photos on their blog, but had failed to give attribution.  My gut reaction to this was "how dare they!" When you borrow something

OK, so they skipped some events, but this is still quite an amazing contraption!

I think this video is an attempt at humor. It wasn't bad; the student reminded me of Michael Scott from the american version of the office at the end. Maybe It's my aversion to the corporate element and the suit ;-)

I am not sure that "meta" is the correct term here, but "how meta!", also quite funny! (and I have not read any Oscar Wilde, and neither have I watched Jersey Shore.