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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Friday, April 30, 2010
Courier goes up in a puff of smoke
HuffPost has heard from H-P
That's probably what killed this project, that and H-P just dropping a billion and a half on acquiring Palm so it can chase the dream of being in the hand-held mobile device market. Apple
Eff The Nukes, What Happened To My Freakin' Internet?
The next serious shit conflict involving superpowers (i.e., China vs The United States) may never involve nukes at all, nor vacuum bombs or other trigger happy forms of intercontinental ballistic mayhem but may be played out over the internet, testing internet defenses, shutting down utility grids, flooding nodes with DDS attacks, pre-set zombie attacks from within terminals, PCs and mobile devices, I think we're all getting the drift here, aren't we, thought so. Folk hero, security defense expert and 9/11 whistle blower Richard Clarke lays it out in his new book Cyber War
, snatch a copy on Amazon, either hard copy or Kindle
(hey, if you got the Kindle App for PC,Mac, iPhone, iPad, you could be reading it right now).
Don't trust earthworms in Ancient Greek helmuts
Every seventeen seconds, a pig is accidentally crashing some goat's hard drive. You can help by visiting Pearls Before Swine. Tell Stephan Pastis
Thursday, April 29, 2010
The Man Who Would be King Of Blockbuster
Farhad Manjoo reports on Slate.com about one man's goal to subjugate and save Blockbuster Media from itself. Is this Greg Meyers going to be the Mark Cuban of video rentals? We'll see at the next board meeting scheduled June 24th, where he'll try to get himself on the board of directors and then try to unseat current chair and former 7-Eleven CEO James W. Keyes. I honestly thought Blockbuster was going down for the count when majority shareholder and leaky Depends wearer Carl Icahn
resigned from the board and reduced his stake in the company from 16.9% to 2.5%. Company shares are down at forty cents, but then again, I bought into Blockbuster decades ago when it was going at fifty 1985 cents a share and I had a multiple spermgasms in my chinos when Viacom bought 'em out in early nineties. Since 2002, the company has been seeing its business take a bad hit in value, you'd think it was some penny stock scam.I figured that Ed Lambert from Sears Holding
would swoop in buy them out by now just for the real estate alone. It's still not a bad idea. Robert X. Cringely once felt Apple, of all companies, should buy out Blockbuster and convert them into Apple video stores with video kiosks stations to load up movies and music and sell iPods
, Nanos
, Shuffles
and AppleTV
. Even I thought that was stupid, especially when the iPhone
and iTouch happened.
Anyway, I wish Greg Meyer best o' luck next month. With the shares at forty cents a pop, if you got two or four grand lying around that you won't miss, I'd sink it into Blockbuster on a whim and hold onto it until this whole Meyer thing plays out. Hell, if the shares get back up to $4.00 level your share value will have increased tenfold and if it tanks even further, like I said, if you got the four grand you won't miss, quit complaining, the stock market ain't for crybabies and neither is betting on the horses.
Anyway, I wish Greg Meyer best o' luck next month. With the shares at forty cents a pop, if you got two or four grand lying around that you won't miss, I'd sink it into Blockbuster on a whim and hold onto it until this whole Meyer thing plays out. Hell, if the shares get back up to $4.00 level your share value will have increased tenfold and if it tanks even further, like I said, if you got the four grand you won't miss, quit complaining, the stock market ain't for crybabies and neither is betting on the horses.
The Flash Manifesto by Steve Jobs

Jon Stewart rips Jobs a new Apphole
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
The Return of The Downfall Clips
Hitler
The Four Horsemen of the Facebook Apocalypse
Oh fucking God, No! It's Mark "Alfredo Linguini
"Social networking sites have become the Wild West of the Internet," Sen. Charles E. SchumerReally? Jay-zus jumpin' age Key-rist, I mean, when's the last time anybody has compared any part of the freakin' Internet to The Wild Freakin' West(D-N.Y.) said in a letter he wrote Tuesday with three other senators — Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Mark Begich (D-Alaska) and Al Franken
(D-Minn.).
Back to the saga, anyway. This whole thing got blown way out of proportion more than Google's Buzz snafu, and let me tell you, Schmidtty-boy izza smirkin' anna' gigglin' like a five year old watchin' the class egghead get scolded by teacher in kindergarten. This all started with this stupid LIKE button. If you go to a website that has signed on with Faveborg
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