Not computer related, just saying good bye to Left-Eye
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, member of hip-hop R&B group TLC, was killed in a car accident Thursday in Honduras, her record label reported early Friday. She was 30.
The head-on collision on a treacherous two-lane country road occurred shortly before 6 p.m. outside La Ceiba, a town on the Atlantic coast, said Carlos Bakota, a spokesman for the U.S. Embassy.
Lopes, who was driving, died instantly, he said.
The singer was among eight people in the vehicle at the time of the accident. Three members of Egypt, a new band, were taken to Dantoni Hospital in La Ceiba.
She would have turned 31 next month, according to her Web site.

Internet Wold and Streaming Media Wrap up today
If you didn't get to go, today is your last chance. The convention is being held right now at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Downtown Los Angeles. In my personal opinion, I would tell you to avoid the show if it not withen your plans already. It is very small this year, no give aways and they have combined the Internet World and Streaming Media West, into one convention. I remember last year, Streaming Media East was big, and by itself. It shows you the result of the end of dot-com.

Hacker Week on TechTV
Tech TV has been hosting "When Technology Attacks" week. Yesterday they had Kevin Mitnick, Capt. Crunch and Steve Wozniak on the Screensavers. I didn't watch everything of the show but some of the stories they told were funny. It was mostly stuff like "We did that in the past, but now we teach th good instead evil stuff". Kevin Mitnick went on to say that he is working on a book about Social Engineering, not too much about it was said. Check out http://www.techtv.com/aboutus/story/0,23350,3375785,00.html for more details.

From the "Shut the hell up" Dept.
Bill Gates was in court today, saying to the crowed court, keep Windows from being split up. He compared it to turning the clock on computer devolopment, to like it was in the 80's. So, seperating the operating system from browsers and software would be like turning the clock back? I wonder why that doesn't happen with Linux then. I am puzzled. See more here

Not really computer related but...
If you didn't get to see the X-Files last night, they really got to me. It's one of the last shows of the season and the decided to close the book on some of the characters. The Lone Gunmen are dead. They (The Lone Gunmen) wanted to save the world by sealing the doors around them and a toxic virus terrorist guy. The died by the end of the episode and were burried in DC at the Arilington Cemetery. Scully and Skinner were there but Mulder was not. Good Bye The Lone Gunmen, I hope we bump into some of you in Hollywood.