Tuesday, October 30, 2007
what would you like to see on my site the most?
what would you like to see in my site. Same? or different?
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Is technology bad?
Wow with the way tech is now you would think that life would be much easier. But no it isn’t, in fact life has actually harder. You would think that the advent of cell phones and computers, Internet, blogs, and wifi would help people get there work done so they can go home with there families. But no now a boss or some one else can call you and tell you to come to work. Not to even mention the fact of big brother, who is always watching what we do and regulates what we do. Ever think about it? Go some where and count the cameras you may be surprised. Plus the fact that your identity is always out there just waiting to be taken advantage of. But you say to your self what do I do about this?
1. Hide under a rock for the rest of your life
2. Never answer your phone
3. Where a paper bag over your head
in reality there is not much you can do. *IF YOU LIKED THIS ARTICLE LET ME KNOW AND I WILL PUBLISH MORE LIKE THIS*-thank you-Hack sauce
1. Hide under a rock for the rest of your life
2. Never answer your phone
3. Where a paper bag over your head
in reality there is not much you can do. *IF YOU LIKED THIS ARTICLE LET ME KNOW AND I WILL PUBLISH MORE LIKE THIS*-thank you-Hack sauce
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
help the planet...
yes you can help the planet by doing nothing but downloading this. find.pcworld.com/58385 it is a program that will lower your total computer electricity cost and will show/tell you how many resources you've saved. MUST DOWNLOAD HELP THE PLANET-sorry I was a day late, but i think that we should help the planet no matter what!!!!! Also if you want to help more use blackle instead of google its the same thing!! blackle (if any links are broken tell me)
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Is wifi dangerous?
there was lots of debate on this topic. teachers thought that there students were being slowly damaged and hurt by the small radiation from wifi. here is a snip it from the full web.
"The government is taking another look at the effect that wireless networks have on health.
The Health Protection Agency (HPA) has announced it will carry out "systematic" research into how wireless networks are being used.
The research will aim to establish average exposure to the low level radiation emitted by wi-fi access points and wireless links on computers.
The HPA said it expected the results of the research to be "re-assuring".
Average exposure
In its statement outlining its intentions, Professor Pat Troop, chief executive of the agency, said there was "no scientific evidence to date" that wi-fi or wireless local networks could have an adverse effect on the health of the general population.
The signals used on wi-fi networks were very low power, said the HPA, and well within guidelines issued by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation (ICNIRP).
"Given this, there is no particular reason why schools and others should not continue to use wi-fi or other wireless networks," said Prof Troop.
However, she added, little work had so far been done on the exposure of the average person to wi-fi networks. The research will aim to establish a baseline for this exposure.
The HPA said it was "logical" to consider this research work in light of advice from the agency itself and England's Chief Medical Officer that children should limit non-essential use of mobile phones.
The agency said it was now consulting with other government departments about the best way to carry out the research project.
It said that the results of the research would be published on its website and submitted to peer-reviewed journals.
Wi-fi networks have been in the news because some teachers have expressed worries about its effect on the health of pupils.
In August 2007 the Professional Association of Teachers said pupils were being used as "guinea pigs" until the safety of wi-fi was established.
The government has said its expert advice was that there was no problem with wi-fi, nor any reason to discourage its use."
So the overall awnser is no but what about phones? can they hurt you? give you cancer?...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7042334.stm
there was lots of debate on this topic. teachers thought that there students were being slowly damaged and hurt by the small radiation from wifi. here is a snip it from the full web.
"The government is taking another look at the effect that wireless networks have on health.
The Health Protection Agency (HPA) has announced it will carry out "systematic" research into how wireless networks are being used.
The research will aim to establish average exposure to the low level radiation emitted by wi-fi access points and wireless links on computers.
The HPA said it expected the results of the research to be "re-assuring".
Average exposure
In its statement outlining its intentions, Professor Pat Troop, chief executive of the agency, said there was "no scientific evidence to date" that wi-fi or wireless local networks could have an adverse effect on the health of the general population.
The signals used on wi-fi networks were very low power, said the HPA, and well within guidelines issued by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation (ICNIRP).
"Given this, there is no particular reason why schools and others should not continue to use wi-fi or other wireless networks," said Prof Troop.
However, she added, little work had so far been done on the exposure of the average person to wi-fi networks. The research will aim to establish a baseline for this exposure.
The HPA said it was "logical" to consider this research work in light of advice from the agency itself and England's Chief Medical Officer that children should limit non-essential use of mobile phones.
The agency said it was now consulting with other government departments about the best way to carry out the research project.
It said that the results of the research would be published on its website and submitted to peer-reviewed journals.
Wi-fi networks have been in the news because some teachers have expressed worries about its effect on the health of pupils.
In August 2007 the Professional Association of Teachers said pupils were being used as "guinea pigs" until the safety of wi-fi was established.
The government has said its expert advice was that there was no problem with wi-fi, nor any reason to discourage its use."
So the overall awnser is no but what about phones? can they hurt you? give you cancer?...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7042334.stm
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Projector in a phone... say what?
welcome to the world of picop where you can beam full color hi-res images with your phone. you know that little camera on it? well imagine that as a little projector. very cool but the earliest release date is some time 2008 and the first phone to have it is nextel. when i found this i thought that it was a great idea that could be the next best thing... to see more go to http://www.microvision.com/pico_projector_displays/embedded.html
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
What is the best internet browser?
What is the true best internet browser? If you ask me I would definitely say Firefox. Why do i say this... because it is an open software which means you can add plug ins and other 3rd party functionality to it. plus when you use it you will get very little to no viruses TRUST ME this is very helpful. for most people it also speeds up there internet. Do download it go to http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/ and download it. Trust me you will be happy you did.
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Ps3 having trouble?
The ps3... wow what did sony do wrong? The console was having trouble before it even came out with the "bulky controllers". The console had a rocky start with low sales, partly due to the high prices. But with all of the technology in the ps3 ie, blu-ray, core processor, built in media slots, and hdmi full 1080i output the price maybe justified. Then with the ps3 loosing most of its main titles will it “die” or will it gather momentum with games like “fallout” and “metal gear solid four”. I guess only time will tell for sure.
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