Yeah!!!!! tommEE is 31?
Yep. Tonight is my birthday and funny age thing. tommEE pickles is 31 and looking for the hookers and blow. Peace to mah homies on da' east side.
If you didn't hate MTV enough...
This week at the CES 2002 show and expo in Las Vegas, there was a new device that MTV is sticking it's name on. It's an MP3 player that utilizes that Data Play disk that came out last year. I really didn't mind this device so much but then I read something really bad. MTV is marketing PCs now. The PC will enable the user to watch MTV programming, cable, DVD and surf the web. These PCs will run about $1800 but the deal has not been finalized. Makes you kind of sick, huh? Read more
here
More jobs in 2002?
I read this from Tech Tv's Web site today: Technology giant Motorola, slashing costs in its loss-making semiconductor operations, said on Thursday it will cut 1,200 to 1,300 chip manufacturing jobs in Austin, Texas, and Sendai, Japan, as part of a move to consolidate production at its other plants.
I won't go on, I just felt like saying it's not looking that good folks. Read more
here
Blogger UP and Blogger DOWN
Just a little note to our news readers. Blogger has been having trouble the last couple of days. Blogger states on their website that it is due to a heavy load.
DEFCON Cannonball Run?
Yes, We started the new DEFCON Cannonball Run! The race will occur between Los Angeles to Las Vegas on August 1st. For more info please visit
http://moloch.org/cannonball/
New WebTV Unit? What does it do?
I was just reading on The Register about the new WebTV unit. I scratched my head and I wondered what could you do with a box that is not so much needed among the cheap computers that you can get.
Well, WebTV founder Steve Perlman today takes the wraps off his latest marvel, a do-it-all home entertainment centre called the Moxio Media Center. It will play MP3's and will also have some TiVo like capabilities. I would like to support a device like this but it seems like "Hey, that kid has an earing, I want an earing too!" Don't copy the big boys, innovate. Anyone can make a PTR.
