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Found this tidbit on GLM my favorite daily stop, right after that breakfast wagon by Barnes and Nobel. Great Coffee.
Thanks to GeekLikeMe.Net for finding this post.
Lots of good information and worth the click.
Not like I got a copy of it, but good luck to all of you that have it.
My company ever ponies up the bucks, I will have a copy until then don’t ask me anything.
The Granite USB to SATA / IDE Bridge Adapter is the perfect tool for quickly duplicating, copying, or transferring large amount of data to or from any SATA or IDE drive mechanism. The built-in USB 2.0 port connects to any computer and quickly (480Mbps) moves data to or from any Win, Mac, Linux system.
Man I want one of these…
I need a generator. Power is out again. Jersey Central Power and Light (I have neither) said a transformer blew in Matawan.
All I know is it is 2:20 am I am sitting by laptop light, using my blackberry as a modem, in a house that is getting colder by the minute, watching over 6 girls at my daughters sleepover making sure they don’t freak out.
I want a generator, or at least a fireplace.
TheMadAdmin signing off with Murphy’s law in full affect.
A nerd is someone that has a lot of knowledge and likes knowing things.
A Geek has a lot of knowledge and uses it to get things done.
So a nerd is a nerd and a Geek gets it done.
I am a geek.
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(Scarecrow) ORIGINAL I’d unravel any riddle (Dorothy) (Scarecrow) I would not be just a nuffin’ |
(Scarecrow) 2007 Version I’d shoot all the fuckers (Dorothy) (Scarecrow) But I only want a gun I would not be just a nuffin’ |
OK This one is a conversation I think I had. Great job Vin.
Check out his new Comic “Future Conversations” at Geeklikeme.net
I’d give this one 4 out of 5, It made me laugh out loud for real….or was that the lack of Diet coke and no breakfast this morning. Nope it was the comic.
Camcorder built into a tie–that’s right
From Crave.
So you’ve found the perfect spying device, a pinhole camera built into a tie that’s “virtually impossible to detect with the naked eye.” Its high-resolution video can also be seen on a 2.4-inch LCD screen that fits neatly on its cigarette-pack-sized recorder that holds up to 4GB of data, complete with remote control. All this doesn’t come cheap–nearly $1,300, actually–but it’s worth it because no one will ever suspect a thing, right? There’s just one problem: You never wear a tie.
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