Archive for January, 2009
Arrington on hiatus from TechCrunch
You know, one review isn’t going to change your life. If Mike Arrington hated your product, it’s either because it was a crappy product or it was a one-off. If it was a one-off, chances are, you’re still fine (Midomi is a good example: Arrington hated it, but others found it fine and it’s still around today).
Does the White House Have Wi-Fi?
These people are really starting to annoy me. Wifi is unsecure. Heck, many companies don’t even use wifi. So why should the president of the United States, in an area where security is everything???
Britannica to allow user-edits
In other news, the sky is falling.
Poor Obama staffers… they don’t have access to Macs
Dude. They haven’t heard of computer security. Macs are safe, but not government-level safe.
Shuttleworth: “I’m not going to diss” Windows 7
Wow, coming from Shuttleworth, that’s a lot.
Ubuntu’s Shuttleworth praises Windows 7, welcomes fight (via)
Jobs temporarily stepping down
Advice: sell your AAPL now.
Steve Jobs to Step Down Temporarily as Apple’s CEO for Health Reasons (via)
Mike Huckabee on Apple
Huckabee’s a great speaker, even if you don’t like his politics. Pretty good video here of him talking about Macs.
Huckabee Praises Apple (via) (via) (via)
Chrome for Linux and Mac: first half of ‘09
Doesn’t mean much in the software world (probably before beginning of ‘10), but there’s hope!
America’s Army 3.0 “May Return” To Linux
Comeoncomeoncomeoncomeoncomeon PLEASE be true.
Even though I’m kinda addicted to Call of Duty right now.
And even though I’d probably be playing in Windows anyway because of Xfire.
Google releases Browser Security Handbook
Hopefully, some developer companies *cough*microsoft*cough* will take this to heart.
Main – browsersec – Google Code – Browser Security Handbook landing page. (via) (via) (via)