Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 30th: Firefox 3.5 Arrives Today, But Are You Dazzled? – Sorry, no love here for FF. Chrome is definitely fast, clean and nice. IE works everywhere just fine and is fast enough. FireFox is slow as molasses to fire up, is still [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 29th: Transcending Moore's Law: Is This the Most Important Chart in the Technology Business? – Interesting chart. Didn't bother with the article.

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 26th: Blood Pact: Return to the depths of the third tree! – Hmmm. a direction to ponder as alternate spec. Blood Pact: Spelling test – Great stuff and why Naiimtaqr, my warlock is and will always be my "main". The OverAchiever: Guide [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 25th: Google Voice is Opening Up Today: Here is What You Can Expect – I've had my request for an invite submitted for months, but no messages from Google Voice yet. Soon as I get the invite, I'm registering. Whether I use [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 23rd: Great Wall of Facebook: The Social Network's Plan to Dominate … (Fred Vogelstein/Wired News) – Very interesting and certainly compelling viewpoint from FB. I know I'd certainly search on my circle-of-influence's thoughts, feelings and recommendations than the "world's random postings". Quoted [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 18th: Study: Piracy Does Not Deter the Production of Music, Films, Books – Interesting information from a decent sample-size. Certainly didn’t take a study to know that every download does not equate to a lost purchase. Only someone with an agenda or [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 17th: Thoughts on Opera Unite (Chris Messina/FactoryCity) – Opera spends a fair amount of time, energy and money to make a good point, yet become even more irrelevant.

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One more big “so-what”.  Just cuz its on the iPhone that all the cool kids have, doesn’t mean its better now.  Sheesh, I wish this kind of thing didn’t enrage me as I’d then be bored by it and just nod off for a nice nap instead of being driven to a pissy rant. RSA [...]

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Things I read today that I found interesting and worthy of comment June 15th: Game, DVD Sales Hurting Music Industry More Than Downloads – Seems like a reasonable, but statistically unprovable hypothesis. Would be interesting to see a real study on the changing buying patterns. I know that my game playing time and spending has [...]

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If you are still in the misguided camp of those thinking that OTPs (One Time Password) are the end-all be-all of online security then you may find this information interesting.  Of course this particular instance is not the first case of OTPs being successfully attacked, Citibank and Nordea Bank both had reasonably well covered attacks [...]

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