Subscribe by EmailMonday Morning Links Serving: The November 10th Edition
November 10, 2008 by Kiltak |-Barack Obama’s Top 5 technology promises
Silicon Valley has been complaining for years that government has neglected a technology-focused promotion of education, but besides with, what can the IT industry expect from the new president? TG Daily re-visited Obama’s speeches and highlight what we believe are the five most important technology promises, besides education.
-The 50 Skills Every Geek Should Have
How do YOU stack up against this list?
-Lazy Linux: 11 secrets for lazy cluster admins
Visit the inner sanctum of lazy Linux admins and discover how to reduce effort, regardless of number of nodes.
-Top 10 Things to Look Forward to in Windows 7
While the next iteration of the ubiquitous Microsoft desktop operating system, Windows 7, isn’t a dramatic overhaul of its predecessor Windows Vista, it does fix several sore spots and add a few welcome features.
-Songbird 1.0 RC1 now available
Open source, Mozilla-based media player Songbird is inching closer to version 1.0. This week the team behind the cross-platform application made the first release candidate of Songbird 1.0 available.
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Hehe, that test is great.
I do secretly wish I was Japanese.
Hrm, a lot of the things on that test I’ve never tried on account of I don’t own a TV or any Apple products. Who needs TV when you have the internet? And who needs Apple when you’ve got Linux?
And why the hell does that test include basic a-5th-grader-could-do-it HTML?
Psh…rip a CD to V0 quality MP3…real geeks don’t use MP3 because it’s patent encumbered!
I also have to wonder how #1 and #46 differ. I mean, geeks use MythTV not those silly “consumer-grade” TiVos. My old laptop was my MythTV box. Though I never used it as a DVR. See that “I don’t own a TV” thing.