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Nintendo gets it
Are you impressed at how Nintendo has managed the development, announcement and launch of the Wii? I am. It's been pretty clear that the suicidal game of chicken being played by Sony and Microsoft is fraught with risks to anyone … Continue reading
USBCell now available
The USBCell seems to be available for ordering now in the US. For those of you who haven't seen this yet, it's basically a rechargeable AA battery, except it has a built in USB plug so that it can recharge … Continue reading
Short update
Things are busy out here, as you might expect. But as the frequency between posts grows, so does the guilt. So to talk about current events… I'm excited about Borat…it's getting fantastic reviews. 95% on Rotten Tomatoes last I checked, … Continue reading
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Optimize your life #9 – Planning vs action
Everybody has to get things done. That's just a fact of life. However, how you go about getting things done varies tremendously from person to person. You might say that every time we do something, it consists of two simple … Continue reading
Flash storage and the 80/20 rule
Flash memory based storage is starting to make serious headway into the PC realm, and with good reason. It’s far more reliable. It can be squeezed into many different form factors…from 2.5″ notebook drives all the way down to MicroSD … Continue reading
Optimize your life #8 – Read faster
Well, that’s an interesting title for an article. While I’m at it, I’ll advise you to eat less. And make more money too. Actually, odds are that if you are reading this blog post you probably read pretty quickly already. … Continue reading
Bill Gates and education
The funny thing about computers is that, despite all of the time they save people, they really can’t help us make big decisions yet. Peter Drucker made similar observations many years ago…starting with the famous quote “The computer is a … Continue reading
Buying notebooks
I read Jeff Atwood’s decision making process on buying a laptop (he picked an Asus W3J) with great fascination today. I suppose one of the main reasons anyone becomes interested in something often has to do with seeing parallels and … Continue reading
Optimize your life #7 – A practical guide to the perfect audio book system
OK, in the previous article I wrote about why audio books are a great alternative to the radio. This time, I’m going to make some specific recommendations about how to get yourself started. 1. Get an MP3 Player First order … Continue reading
VMWare and Virtual Server 2005 R2
I mentioned previously that I’m a big fan of virtualization and all the attendant advantages that come with it. For many tasks, speed is less relevant than flexibility, and virtualization of operating systems gives flexibility to you in spades. You … Continue reading
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