I'd do it, if it were one of THESE tattoos.

MIT researches are using nanotubes to create capacitors that have very high capacities. They can be discharged and recharged 100,000's of times with no problems. Say goodbye to your grandfather's batteries. Now if only someone at MIT could replace the 180 year old invention that all of our highways are made of.

This is for all you trusting fools that post your lives all over MySpace and TheFaceBook. The NSA is developing a program that will look at every page in each of the major social networking websites to create profiles of each person on there. I am just glad that I, Frank Iosue, am very anonymous.

Here is yet another case of a company with money harassing a little guy to stop GIVING his product away for free. Apparently, a company called KAM sells software that interfaces between model railroads and your computer. There is also Ben Jacobsen that gives away software that does the same thing AND it is open source. Well KAM sent him an invoice for $200,000 saying that because of his infringement on their patents, he owes them $30/user of his software.

But it turns out his software predates their patents by 6 months.

This is listing of correspondence between the developer of a free operating system and a duffus City Manager in Tuttle, OK.

[EXCERPT]

Jerry:
Who gave you permission to invade my website and block me and anyone else from accessing it???
Please remove your software immediately before I report it to government officials!!
I am the City Manager of Tuttle, Oklahoma.

Johnny:
I feel sorry for your city.

CentOS is an operating system. It is probably installed on the computer
that runs your website.

Read More.

This is a great way to have them all on a few pieces of paper.

THEREheis.com is always interested in the education of its readers. Read more.

There are lots of Ebay scammers that trick people in various ways. One way is to use a phoney escrow service that holds their imaginary money while you send them the goods. Well one courageous man decided to teach one scammer a lesson.

I ranted earlier about the new Apple Ad that rips Intel's other customers but an interesting article found a video from the music group "The Postal Service" called Such Great Heights. What is of notice is just how similar the videos are(the music video is older). In fact, MANY of the shots are out right copies.



Here is the original Apple Ad.

Here is the music video. (rather large at 45MB - but a good song/video in case you want it for posterity)

Here is a side-by-side comparison video of both. (this is the one you want to see)

Turns out they used the same directors. I guess they use dull PCs.

Right around the same time Apple dissed all other Intel chips(and customers), they released the benchmark tests of their new chip. Unfortunately they failed to adhere to the first rule of benchmarking (testing under the same conditions/restrictions) by using a test program that was optimized for them and not for the comparison machine(a Dell).



Shame, shame Apple. Just for that, I will continue to use the free Mac OSX86.