Austin Modine: Sun Microsystems’ new supercomputer and switch
Tuesday, June 26th, 2007Austin Modine writes about Sun Microsystems’ new supercomputer and switch. It’s a screamer.
Austin Modine writes about Sun Microsystems’ new supercomputer and switch. It’s a screamer.
Several of you may have wondered “How well can Ron K. Jeffries ride a motorcycle.”
You be the judge.
John Heilemann writes Steve Jobs in a Box.
A friend writes: “The webOS category is a bit weird. I think the applications are more interesting.
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William Corey talks about his rare 8 inch by 20 inch view camera.
Wolfgang Gruener writes about Intel chief executive officer Paul Otellini, who thinks the mobile processor “Silverthorne” will be as important as the original 8088 CPU and the 1994 Pentium processor.
Scott Rosenberg writes Wordyard, an unusually literate, interesting blog. Enjoy.
Peter Macaulay writes: “These content specific web ads need some tuning. Example: Colgate is running ads over a FDA Poisonous Toothpaste Alert.
Today I installed a few freeware PC games on a Vista laptop. One of the games was a bit obscure, so we selected the “help” button. We did not get help.
“Complexity kills. It sucks the life out of developers, it makes products difficult to plan, build and test, it introduces security challenges and it causes end-user and administrator frustration.” — Ray Ozzie
A friend writes “You must read this.” She’s right.