If you search Yahoo, I’m currently the number one result for “Jesus Freak.” Unfortunately, I think this is do to a link I contain on most of my pages to a music site named “Jesus Freak Hideout,” but I’m still honored to be recognized by the world’s not-quite-number-one search engine as a “Jesus Freak.”
Beware of email attachments today. A new virus is on the loose.
So I was over at Wired reading this article and one of the things they talk about is Sun Microsystem’s Project Looking Glass. I watched the demo and once they got through the boring corporate speak and actually showed off the technology, it looks pretty sweet. It’s essentially a first-step towards a pseudo-3D working environment for the computer desktop. It allows you to rotate an application window in three dimensions.
This technology probably won’t actually go anywhere that the public will see it for a few years, but it’s neat to see what could come in the future.
Oooh… iPod mini. $249, five colors, one thousand songs. Not bad at all. This only serves to increase my Apple envy. (Sorry, the picture isn’t great quality, just hit Apple’s site for a better view.)
Orson Scott Card has written an article on piracy. He’s a famous author (Ender’s Game, etc.) Being a person who is affected by copyright violations, he’s got a good perspective on the issue and provides a fair analysis of the music and movie industry groups’ tactics.