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I watch our web-stats pretty close and have seen what articles and subjects are the biggest draw. Besides seeing what people are checking out on the site and a general idea of when they are reading the site there is not a lot of other information that is really useful. Not that I really need that information or should even
This story revived a memory of a possible UFO sitting my family and I had when I was just a kid. That was well let's say back in the 70's :) I Thought that this story was interesting in that we have not heard much UFO mania in a while. But it appears the Air Force is on-board and there
Help us Build Geek News Central: Let me go into a little philosophy of this site. There are many sites that do a great job in posting massive amount's of information many times it is impossible to read them all as everyone has busy lives. Our goal is find the Juicy stuff that will make you smarter and your pocket
When we where in the dark ages with 1200 baud modems and unsophisticated operating systems. Most computers were quite unaccessible simply because one had to dial into the system. Today with almost every computer on the Net and the wide availability of broadband individuals from wannabes to professional hackers have a huge resource to pull from. The 1000's of available
I spend a lot of time overseas and have the opportunity to pick up hardware that hasn't been tampered with by the US companies. I have yet to purchase a region free DVD player and being we purchased a home theater system today and I stuck a DVD in it that I had purchased in Japan that is in no
An open source GURU who works for HO was basically told to stand-down as his presentation would have possible broken a DMCA rule. Free Speech folks there is no such thing anymore. [Source News.com]
This is my first and last post on the stock market. I found this analogy and I think it sums up my feelings about the whole thing. "If you had bought $1000 worth of Nortel stock one year ago, it would now be worth $49. With Enron, you would have $16.50 of the original $1000. With Worldcom, you would have