Jack Bauer of 24, a Natural Born Killer
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007On the TV series 24, Jack Bauer sometimes kills someone. More on this phenomena here and here.
On the TV series 24, Jack Bauer sometimes kills someone. More on this phenomena here and here.
Check this link from Brian Briggs. It will help you make rational decisions about upgrading to Microsoft Vista. [via Jeremy Zawodny]
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Haydn Shaughnessy thinks the “content is king” idea is wrong.
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Gina Trapani writes at Lifehacker about setting up VMWare to run Windows applications. The (many) comments are as good or better than the main story.
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Jon Aquino talks about three videos on Javascript theory by Douglas Crockford, the Yahoo Javascript expert.