Ch-ch-changes!

I'm messing around with the template and some synchronization tools so the site might look different day to day and it will probably look a little weird, links poking out from behind widgets and whathaveyou. Like you see those 2 little blue marks just to the left of the search box? Yea, that is the link to view older posts. Don't see it? I must have fixed it then. Anyways, I know it looks stupid, I'm workin on it! PS. all those navigation links up top are nothing. Default in...

I'm sorry. I have neglected you.

Been busy lately and haven't seen a whole lot that I'd want to post up, or that I wanted to put the effort into posting the more drawn out stories I come across. However, my activity WILL be picking up due to my decision to shun Facebook. Maybe I'll get into why I did and why you might think about it yourself. Anyways, Blogger will now be picking up the slack of my " Look at this cool shit" portion of my former Facebook account. Don't worry, I won't making blog posts with the single line reading,...

Google Tablet? Enter the "Goopad".

Sites are reporting that Google could be introducing it's device into the tablet race as early as this summer. Rumors are that LG will be manufacturing the "Goopad" and will run Android Honeycomb 3.0 My hopes with this tablet will be the specs to match or exceed the curent Apple iPad2 specs including dual-core processor and dual cameras. Another main hope is that they will continue the larger screen rather than promote a new 7" tablet. I like the size of the iPads, but the 7"ers are just a bit...

Golden iPad Tickets

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Enable Telnet in Windows 7

The Telnet command is featured in Windows 7 but is disabled by default. I just happened upon this after upgrading my work machine to Windows 7 and immediately had to telnet into a switch. I thought it was pretty ridiculous when cmd prompt told me telnet was not a recognized command lol. Anyways here is how to enable Telnet on your W7 machine Start >      Control Panel >              Programs and Features >         ...

The World's Smallest Computer

This little thing was developed at the University of Michigan to help glaucoma patients. "The newest system wakes every 15 minutes to take measurements and consumes an average of 5.3 nanowatts.  To...