The Technology of Me

I don’t know that I would agree with this list completely but this is a good look at the best in tech.
PCWorld.com - The 100 Best Products of 2005

wow, I really feel old now. I still have my original Atari 2600 and about 40 cartridges in a box in a closet.
USATODAY.com - Gaming’s bygone era relived with Atari gadget

I would buy a few of these! I hope the prototype works well. This would be an excellent way to buy a laptop for students without worrying about them losing or breaking a $1000 piece of hardware.
Images: MIT’s $100 laptop | CNET News.com

There are about 4 of these commonly used in my office. How many are you familiar with?
essays & effluvia: New Office Slang

This is amazing stuff. The Voyager probes were launched in 1977 to study Jupiter. They are still cruising along and communicating with us.
Voyager 1: Messages from the Edge

This is nothing new for those of us in the I.T. industry. To me, this is job security:)
icWales - Office blunders caused by computer jargon

I am trying to find a good free antivirus program to install on my customer’s computers. Any recommendations?

If you use Bittorrent to download stuff(you should if you don’t) this site has a nice search function so you can find the torrents you are looking for without visiting a bunch of sites.
TORRENTS | TO | Your BitTorrent Search

I wonder what something like this would cost to set up at home.
The zBox Supercomputer at the Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Zurich

All things old are new again. I use Google Earth and it is great. If you haven’t tried it, download it and give it a look since it is free. Despite what you may think of Google, they are leading the way with innovative technology and strong customer focus.
news @ nature.com - Enthusiast uses Google to reveal Roman ruins - Google Earth programme leads to remains of ancient villa.