Flu Shots?
Should I? I only had one flu-shot the last 25 years. That year I had the worst flu I have ever had. There’s no way in #$%^ I’m going to get one now. I have been doing fine (knock on wood) so far.
Should I? I only had one flu-shot the last 25 years. That year I had the worst flu I have ever had. There’s no way in #$%^ I’m going to get one now. I have been doing fine (knock on wood) so far.
Telecom companies are having a fit against cities providing free wireless access on public places and residential areas. It’s understandable, residents have no longer need telecom’s service if they can get it for free.
AMD just took off the wraps of its latest processor, the Mobile Sempron. The processor is designed to compete with Intel’s Centrino in that it will target light and thin notebooks with built-in wireless capability and extended battery life.
Just spent two hours deciphering code to redesign this blog. My head is spinning like a top. Felt like I just read Sanskrit two hours straight without a clue. Somebody give me a nerd dictionary.
What’s the bruhaha about what happened during Monday Night Football? Apparently, ABC Sports showed a skit between Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Terrell Owens and Desperate Housewives’ Nicolette Sheridan.
I just turned on the TV and watched sports news tonight. I saw in amazement the basket brawl that took place between NBA players and the Piston fans in Detroit, Michigan. The game was between the defending NBA champions Detroit Pistons and the Indiana Pacers.
Seagate Technology just came out with a 400 GB drive running at 7200 rpm with SATA or Ultra ATA interface. The drive which is composed of 3 disks of 133GB each is being targeted at desktop systems. This is by far the largest drive to date.
For several years, prognosticators have been predicting whether Linux will overtake Microsoft’s dominance of the operating systems market. Quite a contrary, Linux’s impact has been slow and minimal and I predict Linux’s market share will gain slowly against the Windows operating system.
I thought about signing up with T-Mobile for access to the net when hanging outside the house whether at Starbucks or Borders, but I came across BayAreaFreeFi.com and I said screw it. Why pay $360 per year for online access if its available for free at many establishments in the Bay Area.