Month: October 2002

If you read the websites, one would think MP3ing and DVD-ripping were ideological, political acts. There are certainly those who portray it that way, and most of what I’ve said on the subject has been directed towards those who do. Read More

Someone working for a P2P company wrote up a “Digital Technology Users’ Declaration of Rights.” You can see a slightly edited version of it here. The title is a misnomer. This is no “declaration of rights.” It is a declaration Read More

We’ve just gotten word that .13 micron TBreds are showing up among distributors at lower speeds. Speeds like 1700+/1800+. Before you start looking up places to order one, first, they aren’t available at resellers yet and may not be for Read More

In a couple weeks, we’re going to hear a lot more from Intel and how it’s going to be so good for you. At that time, we’re supposed to hear from Intel how much it will improve performance. Let’s just Read More

When is a virus not a virus? When it’s part of a marketing campaign. Essentially, some electronic greeting card company offers you a card, but to see it, you click off on a EULA and essentially agree to spam all Read More

I’ve gone to a number of forums and looked to see how pioneers were doing with 2400+. Though it’s still early, a few observations can be made: Forget An Easy 2.4GHz Presuming high-end air and not too crazy voltage (up Read More