AM and I got iPhone 4s last night (big shoutout to Hannah for them!). I’ve never been much of an early adopted, but the iPhone 4 seems too perfect to pass up. I don’t want to sound like a fanboy, but the iPhone is the single best handset I’ve ever used. iOS isn’t perfect and [...]
…Except there isn’t. So, I have this idea for an iPhone app. It’s not groundbreaking or even anything more than maybe ten people would want. The idea: A BrockNet app. The specifics: It would provide access to all BrockNet blog posts with ability to comment and access to writers’ Twitter/Facebook feeds. It doesn’t sound very [...]
AM and I recently purchased a new PC (actually, all I did was recommend a PC, she did all the purchasing) at our local Best Buy (Store 805, which is also available on Twitter). I’ll summarize the adventures. If you want details, follow the jump. We needed a new PC. We wanted a Dell, but [...]
I decided, as a result of my experiences with their notebook PCs, to write HP’s CEO, Mr. Mark Hurd, a second letter. Mr. Hurd: I previously wrote you regarding the poor product quality and even worse customer support I received with my HP Pavilion DV2310US notebook PC in May of 2008. Immediately after I sent that letter, I [...]
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CERN will fire up the Large Hadron Collider. They’ve said previously that nothing bad will happen. I figure it’s a 50/50 crap-shoot. Technorati Tags: CERN,Large Hadron Collider,Cosmic Log,Technology,Science,World News,Glad to Know File,European Organization for Nuclear Research,Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire
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MSNBC‘s Cosmic Log reports. Europe’s CERN particle-physics lab has issued its long-awaited report on safety issues surrounding the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s biggest and most expensive atom-smasher. Some have feared that when the collider reaches full power, sometime next year, it might create microscopic black holes or other exotic phenomena that could endanger Earth. [...]
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