Kevin Van decided that he wanted to build himself an outdoor theater (he had already built one in his bedroom and another in his basement), however, he went a little further than the inflatable Walmart screen and he built much of it himself. He also added a sweet nostalgic twist to the whole project, of [...]
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[ August 8th, 2008 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]Outdoor Theater With a Twist of Drive-In Era Nostalgia a Work of DIY Mastery
Blu-Ray, SSD, When it Comes to Computers It’s Always Better to Wait
While I would love to be an early adopter, my frugality always gets the better of me and usually I am thankful that it did. When it comes to computers, the latest and greatest is almost always massively overpriced. Were it not for the fact that prices drop so drastically over a relatively short period [...]
How Can Microsoft Get Right by Me and Blow OSX Out of the Water?
I am upset with Microsoft. Windows Vista is a terrible operating system. It is bloated and unwieldy and the taskbar looks ugly. Don’t get me wrong, I like the functionality of Vista it has some cool features; the trouble is that it comes with too many ghosts of Windows past. The legacy code from all [...]
Goodbye Bill, We’ll Miss You
Bill Gates retired on Friday, so I think that it is only fitting that we pay tribute to the guy who pretty much shaped the personal computing world of today. I don’t care if you are the most diehard MacFan on the block, we all owe an awful lot to Bill Gates.
3G iPhone a Kindle Killer, I Don’t Think So!
Greg Sandoval over at CNET has an interesting theory and by interesting I mean completely insane. His theory is that the second generation iPhone could end up killing off purpose-built e-book readers, namely the Kindle; a laughable suggestion.
First, let me categorically state that I do read and I do not own a Kindle. I want [...]
