Posted by David | Filed under Technology

Introducing Perspecta, boasting a TI� 1600 MIPS DSP high-performance embedded processor — it’s not your average crystal ball.

Incidentally, nice website.

Read more | Comments (0) | June 27th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under News & Politics

Federal Court Rejects the Pledge of Allegiance

Read more | Comments (0) | June 26th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Business

WorldCom competes with Enron for “biggest town idiot” award — why do I get the feeling these two companies are only the first in a very long line of corporate fraud?

Read more | Comments (0) | June 26th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Arts & Entertainment

Went to a pre-release of Minority Report, so the review’s already up. It was a midnight showing, which would’ve been fine if it hadn’t been post-poned until 1:30am.

They gave us a sneak peak of Lilo & Stitch, though, which was shaping up to be pretty good. Disney has thankfully dropped the sharp-angled style that Pocahontas unleashed on animation. Now if only they could harness those curves a little more…

Read more | Comments (0) | June 21st, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Technology

From the co-creator of Napster comes another great, innovative program: SpamNet.

What separates this from other spam utilities? Well for one, it doesn’t rely on the outdated administrative system that plagues most filters, instead giving you the ability to actually mark messages as spam right in MS Outlook. Now, if only I used Outlook….

Read more | Comments (0) | June 19th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Design

Absolut has always had a strong marketing presence, both on and offline. The following is an ad that, if for any product other than alcohol, I’d be sold on.



Read more | Comments (0) | June 18th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under News & Politics

Mexico - 0, USA - 2. Quarter-Finals, here we come.

Read more | Comments (0) | June 17th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Arts & Entertainment

My patience with Hollywood is growing thin. Ironic that multi-billion dollar films have such little thought actually put into them. Apparently the more money thrown at a movie, the better it will be. *sigh*

Read more | Comments (0) | June 17th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Arts & Entertainment

I’ve reorganized the film reviews, delisting the old reviews and only keeping the 10 newest, which’ll be the system from here on out. Originally they were listed by release date, but nobody knew. Also, the review for Big Trouble is up.

Oh, and if you liked yesterday’s flash featurette, you’ve gotta love this too.

Read more | Comments (0) | June 14th, 2002

Posted by David | Filed under Personal

Never underestimate the odd things you can find online. (Hat tip: Kaliber 10000)

Read more | Comments (0) | June 13th, 2002

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