It was after this scene that I decided to turn this off. The dialogue is superficial, the acting worse, and I don’t think this is a plausible scenario for Earth in the future. Whoever it was that recommended this to me: I’ll pass on the next one.
Category Archives: Technology
Charge your cell phone using light, courtesy SunCore [SunCore’s] Novacell is an external charger that will power mobile devices via a USB connection. That’s the connection found on most cell phone chargers today. That’s not all SunCore is working on. The company also develops embedded light-powered batteries. The only thing that would make this cooler would be […]
stevenf.com: I don’t consider myself blindly brand-loyal to the Mac. I know, right? Co-founder of a indie Mac software company? I find Mac OS X to be the least frustrating of the currently available options, but the buck certainly doesn’t stop there. We have miles and miles to go in terms of making computing better. I […]
So my AT&T contract is up this month and I’m considering all my options for my next PDA. My BlackBerry has been slowly dying on me, and I’ve not been happy with it. Android It’s probably no surprise that I’m a big fan of Android — it is produced by Google — so ideally I’d get an Android device […]
Facebook’s Users Don’t Like Change — ReadWriteWeb Users don’t like change, and as a product becomes more popular, users will grow ever more resistant to change. The entire article (about Facebook’s contentious changes to their News Feed) distills to that one sentence. It’s not a Facebook thing1, it’s a people thing. Really, I grow tired of all this […]
Verizon Customers — Just Say No! — ReadWriteWeb David Weinberger, co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto and the more recent Everything is Miscellaneous received a letter today from Verizon. A “legalistic pamphlet” that informed him he has 45 days to opt out of ‘agreeing’ to let Verizon share his personal information. Weinberger, unlike the majority of us who rarely read the […]
