Month: September 2005

Barron’s had an article the other day touting AMD and saying it might reach $50 a share in two years. How likely is this? Well first, AMD is a pretty volatile stock. It tends to jump up and down a

Some of the P2P clients are apparently taking action to keep from getting sued keep from getting sued from the RIAA and Company. I’ll talk about that in a moment, but one statement in that article is so stupendously stupid

People Are Talking The New York Times reported a few days ago that the RIAA and major P2P software companies are now talking. Though the P2Pers are rather hush-hush about it, these discussions are essentially centered around the RIAA telling

Intel recently made some additional claims about spectacular reductions in power leakage. Or did they? Here’s what they actually said: “Test chips made on Intel’s ultra-low power 65nm process technology have shown transistor leakage reduction roughly 1000 times from our

There’s an ongoing soap opera between one website and ATI public relations over who gets to go to what and under what conditions. I’m not going to even bother linking to the complaining, because it’s a waste of time. You

Firefox will be coming out with a new version shortly which will fix a flaw which “could be exploited by a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on an affected host.” The Mozilla people had earlier come up with a