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That was shown there? Awesome! I read about it not to long ago, very cool.

Congrats on any new ventures you jump into Todd, I'm sure it'll be a blast :)

Wow, that's pretty dirty. Bet it took a while to wash that grime off afterward. *shudder*

This is the next step in "hatervision". Kind of like putting an LCD in the back of a headrest of a two seater truck. Sigh. Guess its a step up from the belt-buckle LCD :P

Explain..

Thats one hell of a hoax.

"I don’t want a raise or promotion, just the resources we need to make MyBlogLog successful".

Todd, that is pure awesome.

Next time something like this happens, I find that a Linux Live-CD is an invaluable tool to have around (and you can even put it on a 1GB USB stick to carry around with you). You can boot up straight from the CD (or USB disk), mount your hard drives, then copy any files you need to off onto a separate drive and then re-install Windows. Plus its handy to have if you need to reset a Windows administrator password *wink* ;)

Congrats on the new position Ian, and no doubt about it, MyBlogLog is losing an asset. I hope it works out and I know you guys are going for goodbye drinks, don't forget to invite me!

I've been shaving my own head since I was 13, 100% cost effective.

I think there is a reason for this: Limelight Networks: Why the Olympics didn’t ‘Melt’ the Internet "[W]hy the Internet didn't 'melt' is quite simple — [Limelight is] completely 'off the cloud.' In other words, unlike Akamai and similar content caching providers, their system isn't deployed over the public Internet... Limelight has partnered with over 800 broadband Internet providers worldwide... so that the content is either co-located in the same facility as your ISP's main communications infrastructure, or it leases a dedicated Optical Carrier line so that it actually appears as part of your ISP's internal network. In most cases, you're never even leaving your Tier 1 provider to get the video." http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=9221

It shows me the old job position blog post, that wasn't far from when I got hired.. scary ;)

Pretty cool! The exception is raised when a single quote is in the search, FYI.

The Wii's hardware is capable of reading DVDs (and the 750mhz CPU is more than adequate), it just doesn't have the decoder. There has been rumors floating around that Nintendo may released a software update that would provide that functionality through software (which is completely possible).

So don't get your hopes up just yet!