By now you have more than likely heard about Google’s exciting and ambitious “beta-test” for their new operating system: ChromeOS. Certainly the news of a supposed free laptop spread around the internet like a raging STD. Google only initially admitted to shipping a measly 60,000 units to those lucky enough to be selected and entered [...]
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“Oh, it’s you. It’s been a long time. How have you been? I’ve been really busy being dead, you know, after you murdered me!” If you are at all familiar with Valve’s revolutionary union of the first person shooter with real-time interactive puzzles, then you read that in her voice, and like me, you aren’t [...]
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As some of you may or may not be aware, I have quite an extensive interest in aviation, and military aviation in particular. Military jet fighter aircraft are frequently classed by their generation, which is a list of common features, capabilities, and design paradigms. The newest fifth generation designs are heavily stealth-oriented and designed to [...]
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D.I.C.E., the company behind titles ranging from Battlefield 1942 up to Battlefield: Bad Company 2, today confirmed that Battlefield 3 will be launching in the fall of 2011 on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3. EA recently launched the Battlefield 3 website, in conjunction with a teaser trailer, for fans to salivate over. Few details are [...]
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The world has a gentleman by the name of Markus Persson (AKA Notch) to thank for bringing Minecraft to life. Having programmed for over 5 years, he said he drew inspiration for Minecraft from another game he had played: I started Minecraft after playing some Infiniminer with a couple of people from TigSource. I realized [...]
READ MORE »A friend of mine sent me this link the other day. Sometimes experiments don’t go exactly as planned, and this guy managed to make the best of it in a very humorous fashion. http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~kovar/hall.html Thanks to Dave over at Tseira for sending this my way.
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When I was in early high school illegal internet music downloading was in its prime first with Napster, then with a multitude of others like Bearshare, Limewire, Kazaa, etc. Anyway Napster was shut down, the others always carried the risk of a virus infection, Enter Internet Radio!
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