Monday: November 21, 2011
A couple of highlights from Arnold Schwarzenegger's commentary on the Total Recall DVD.
Normally I'm usually quite opposed to post anything from a Gawker-related media site (in this case the main Gawker.com site of all things) but this one was just too good to pass up. Watch the embedded video and you'll hear Arnold quip about some interesting points during the movie-making process that was Total Recall. Here is a great example: 'this scene is unbelievable because my frustration that this taxi cab does not understand where I want to go.'
Friday: February 19, 2010
American gold medalist may might get her own Ben & Jerry's flavor.
And this is all due toher giving a shoutout to her home state of Vermont upon winning the gold. So let this be a lesson to all successful Vermont residents, don't forget where you came from. The results may be delicious.
Friday: January 29, 2010
The golden rules of site redesign as told by Some Random Dude.
A good read for my fellow webnerds out there that might be thinking and/or planning about a potential redesign. Be it for work or for personal use, this is a good starting point before you actually get started.
Tuesday: November 3, 2009
Microsoft testing out tiered rewards program for Xbox Live users.
In a nutshell, you'll get some additional MS points and discounts on Marketplace purchases if you continue to re-up your membership status (gold only). Oh, and you might also have to participate in a program survey once in a while.
Thursday: October 1, 2009
Eleven unbelievable glittering golden objects for you to gawk at.
I can't help reading the text of this article without using the Mike Meyers's Goldmember accent. 'I am from Holland. Isn't that vierd? Yesh! Would you like a shmoke und a pancake?'
Thursday: July 23, 2009
Windows 7 out the door and on it's way over to the manufacturing plant.
...and it should be available on store shelves by October 22nd.
Monday: July 6, 2009
Trading software from Goldman Sachs stolen by original developer?
Promised a job at triple his $400,000 annual salary, he downloaded the secret codes he had developed, presumably on behalf of a generous new employer who is reportedly based in Chicago.
Monday: June 15, 2009
This limited edition gold Nintendo cartridge can be yours for just $25,000.
Hey, look - free shipping!