There's a lot of old technology lying around out there — printers, oscilloscopes, and all sorts of contraptions from back when computers actually had moving parts.
Ever wonder what happens to them when nobody's watching?
...read moreAwhile back, Computerworld ran a column in which the author suggested that "Renegotiating contracts so they're less favorable to vendors need not be accompanied by guilt."
If IT clients can haggle a better price with vendors, then why not regular consumers with other merchants as well? Observe when happens when the vendor-client relationship spills over into the real world:
...read moreSometimes, the only lasting impression you leave on a business partner is your calling card. What does your card say about you? If you think you're getting the results you want -- think again.
...read moreTwitter has been enjoying plenty of press coverage lately. Is Google buying Twitter? Is Microsoft? By the time the dust settles, it'll be too late, as the Web 2.0 crowd is already moving on to the next big thing: Flutter.
...read moreApple has made great strides toward improving the user experience with the gestures they've implemented in their iPhone and MacBook touch interfaces — but it's not enough.
Today, web browser Opera offers a truly revolutionary way to interact with the Internet:
...read moreSome of us (well, me) are afraid of artificial intelligence and the day it evolves to enslave humanity. But this holiday greeting brings me the comfort of knowing, should that day come, at least we'll still be celebrating the holidays:
...read moreThere's been a lot of coverage of Windows 7 lately, and how much better it is than Windows Vista. It makes me wonder if Microsoft's product is evolving toward perfection... to the point that it could endanger all of humanity!!
...read moreI don't mean to stereotype, but if anyone on Shark Bait is anything like me, they spend more time with computers than with people — especially those of the opposite sex. So I thought this video might offer some useful advice:
...read moreThis guy investigates is ant problem in a clean house, to find it came from his scanner ...
...read moreKTLA TV reporter Eric Spillman has apologized for a report he did on the people standing in line for the iPhone 3G's launch [Videos not appropriate at work], which he was roasted for during the report by one man in line and in YouTube-l
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