The Minority Report

Here are a bunch of weird, sexy and odd Ubuntu logos that I found on the interwebs. While I’m a big fan of nudity and such, some I just don’t get but your mileage may vary. Most are courtesy of pavsma on Flickr. Some are not safe for work so view at your own risk. [...]

I don’t think this needs much explanation other then it’s not safe for work.

I blogged the other day, Windows Vista sUACks, that I hated the UAC prompts in my newly loaded Vista. I’ve been following the Windows 7 team with interest about how they are going to handle UAC. I found this list from Rafael on which EXE’s in Windows 7 will be able to auto-elevate without actually [...]

I’m not sure how to feel about this commercial but it is funny on a certain level. By Ken Levine: Now HERE’S a great local commercial Here is The Red House Furniture Store homepage and more information: spp65@aol.com THE RED HOUSE FURNITURE STORE 502 South Elm Street High Point, NC 27260 Phone: 336.882.9416 | Fax: [...]

Yahoo decided to close Geocities and I have mixed feelings about the closure. I snipped the archival effort going on and encourage my readers…hahahahahaha…to help out any way they can (as always, I have no idea why Jenna here came up on a image search for Geocities but I’m going with it…). Like Jason Scott [...]

I continue enjoying snipping from george’s world today. He notes that Internet Explorer 8 is now a high priority update from Microsoft. I have updated servers today and noticed the same thing. Now the adoption rate of IE7 from IE6 wasn’t that significant at first but I don’t remember how they flagged IE7 vs. IE8. [...]

george’s world wrote this: (10:36:48 AM) slinAtl: I predict the idiocy will trump your awesome email. (10:36:56 AM) potstckr: it always does. =( harsh realities. | george’s world My friends in the IT Administration industry and I have an ongoing joke about writing an extremely detailed email, outlining the problem in plain English, trying to [...]

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Like yesterday where I joined the Microsoft Office 2007 SP2 announcement bandwagon, I’m joining in the chorus announcing the release of Microsoft Windows Vista SP2. Like I mentioned previously in my Microsoft Windows Vista sUACks post, I think Vista UAC sucks ass but the thing that frustrated me the most was the INCREDIBLY SLOW network [...]

What can a sampling of 100 applications and 8-million consumers on four platforms tell us about the smartphone application market? A Flurry Of Market Data I don’t want to draw any conclusions for you but basically, why develop for any other handheld platform but the iPhone?

I just started reading this blog and it touched a nerve today with this salient observation: According to one recent article, Windows 7 will provide a 29% reduction in the amount of clicks one will use for UAC. Interesting. I can reduce that number by 100%. Just turn the darn thing off! Problem solved. Windows [...]

I figure I’ll hop on the Office 2007 SP2 announcement train too. Microsoft Office 2007 SP2 is out today and I’ve already downloaded and installed it. I still have to reboot after this post so I don’t know how its going to stack up but I am looking forward to trying the native support for [...]

The Old New Thing has me addicted to a new site…Graphjams. Thanks Mr. Chen… It looks like there’s an entire Web site devoted to profound charts like this. For example, a graph of beer bottle distribution as a function of the number of bottles taken down and passed around. The Old New Thing : A [...]

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