- MoviesThis area of the site has to do with movies, be it my reviews of them or my primary hobby of film scores, etc. In here you will find things like: 2007 Films This is list of the 2007 films I’ve seen theatrically, listed in order of preference with my score out of 10 for each film in parenthesis and a link to the full review. 2007 Film Scores Here we have the films I’ve seen for 2007 broken down into my order of favorite music score. 2007 Viewing Log This is a log of my theatrical movie going for 2007. 2006 Films This is list of the 2006 films I saw theatrically, listed in order of preference with my score out of 10 for each film in parenthesis and a link to the full review. 2006 Film Scores Here we have the films I’ve seen for 2006 broken down into my order of favorite music score. 2006 Retrospective This is a listing by category of my favorite films. It’s basically my version of the Oscars.
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Category Archive for: ‘Technology’
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Verisign – Top net villain
BBC NEWS – “Britain’s net industry has named internet domain giant Verisign as its villain of the year.” Good. I agree that Verisign deserves it. Yes, even more than the RIAA. At least the RIAA is doing this on legal grounds, despite their methods. Verisign’s …
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Yahoo dumps Google as engine
SearchEngineWatch.com – “Yahoo is rolling out a brand new search engine today, with its own index and ranking mechanisms, casting aside its long-standing use of Google-powered search results. The move is bound to roil the industry and sets in motion a new race for the …
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Record Industry Sues 531 More
Reuters – “The U.S. music industry on Tuesday sued 531 more people for online copyright infringement using a method known as the “John Doe” litigation process because their names are not yet known.” Woo hoo! More RIAA fun! Wheeeeeee! Meanwhile, the world keeps a-spinnin’ and …
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State Of The Arcade Industry
1up.com – “There was a time when an arcade operator in America could buy a Ms. Pac-Man machine for less than $1,000, let it sit in an arcade, bar or storefront, and see that game make back over 30 times the initial investment. In 2004, …
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Google Achieves Search Milestone
BusinessWire – “Google Inc. today announced it expanded the breadth of its web index to more than 6 billion items. Google’s collection comprises 4.28 billion web pages, 880 million images, 845 million Usenet messages, and a growing collection of book-related information pages.” As always, it’s …
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New Bagle.B Internet worm appears
Yahoo! News – “A new variant of the Bagle Internet worm, dubbed Bagle.B, was spreading quickly by e-mail throughout the world, Internet security experts said.” Oh good, another one. Time to test the stupidity of e-mail users again.
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Cingular to Buy AT&T Wireless
Yahoo! News – “Cingular Wireless agreed to pay nearly $41 billion in cash to buy AT&T Wireless Services to create the nation’s largest mobile phone company” Yeah, that’s for sure. Not sure if this is a good or a bad thing. Since I’m not a …
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State Of Dual-Display Gaming
Tom’s Hardware – “Games, however, have been late to take advantage of multi-displays. There is only a small number of games that support multi-display modes. Instead, many game developers try to cram as much of their game’s interface onto one screen as possible.” Multi-display technology …
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Lindows now Lindash
The Register – “The operating system Lindows is now available as Lin—s (pronounced: Lin-dash) in those countries where Microsoft has blocked the availability of the desktop Linux distribution.” Doesn’t get much funnier than this, folks. This is what trademarks and intellectual property rights have come …