27th
February
2007
The Register surprised me with a weird news article yesterday: ‘Windows for Warships nears front line service‘. It seems like the British Royal Navy made a deal with uncle Bill to equip their antique ships with Microsoft. I can only imagine what the crew might think when they’re served error messages, blue screen of deaths [...]
posted in Software |
27th
February
2007
A friend, who broke his leg on the first day of his wakeboarding break by the way, linked me to a quite interesting site looking for some exposure. It’s actually a web site about water skiing, a kind that you don’t quite seem to find a lot on the web, at least not in weblog [...]
posted in Miscellaneous, Personal |
27th
February
2007
Daniel of the Daily Blogging Tip, I wrote about one of his articles earlier, published an interesting and useful article again, titled with the simple but clear ‘Ping list‘. For those who don’t know what it’s aiming a: these days weblogs send out ‘pings’ to other weblogs and indexing services to let these know there [...]
posted in SEO, The Internet |
27th
February
2007
SupportUniverse, a website helping Freelance programmers and project managers to find each other is relaunching again. Apparently their previous approach with fees in order to put up the advertisements didn’t quite work out too well and they’re going another way this time. Too bad I’m too short in time – and in knowhow – to [...]
posted in Money, The Internet |
26th
February
2007
The BBC News reported that BitTorrent, the official bittorrent website owned by the ‘fathers’ of bittorrent, is now offering movies online to download. I was amazed as I thought BitTorrent opened up their own torrent tracker, just like ThePirateBay or IsoHunt, sadly this wasn’t quite the case.
While Bittorrent indeed offers movies to download, sadly they’re [...]
posted in The Internet |