Windows Vista definitely has some aggravating “features” turned on by default. This article gives tips on how to turn off some of the most annoying features. I am going to implement these changes immediately.
This is awesome….I am sure that back in the day this commercial didn’t seem cheesy at all but now that technology is so far along it just looks ancient.
Those crazy Japanese! They will invent a robot to do any chore. Granted, I would not want to clean urinals as part of my daily job but can this really be cost effective?
This system could be used in more ways than just gaming. It is basically a Star Trek Holodeck which is just another example of Star Trek tech becoming reality. Cell phones are communicators, MRIs and CAT Scans are better versions of the beds in sick bay. I am waiting until someone invents the Transporter, of course I will wait until version 2.0 comes out before I give it a shot 
Here is another example of science fiction influencing real life. Much of Star Trek technology has come to pass…I wonder if the creators of the original Transformers in the 80s saw this coming.
Real-life Transformers: Shape-changing robots could help save lives | the Daily Mail
Super Mario Brothers is a classic but no matter how much fun it is I never thought about how bad it looks from Mario’s perspective until now.
I want one of these computer mods badly…..the Star Wars geek in me just wet his pants a little.
I hope they figure out a way to mutate the genes responsible for aging so I can live longer than normal. It would be cool for the average lifespan to reach 150 or 200.
Gene glitches may hold secret of a long life | Science | The Guardian
This is potentially exciting news and if it works as expected then it could mean a cure for the plague of our time, HIV. The only thing I worry about is what will take its place and how much more deadly the next disease will be.
So I wonder when I can expect this to be available to my doorstep. I could do some serious downloading with this pipe.
Researchers Transmit Optical Data At 16.4 Tbps — Telecommunications — InformationWeek
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