Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
From the all-knowing Wikipedia, including (but not limited to): fictional companies Fictional Brands List of fictional characters by_disease or death Fictional places List of Greek mythological characters Oh the evil uses this can be put to…(but that would be another Continue reading list of fictional things
From the Register, info on AMD’s demo of dual-core Opteron box and InfoWorld has a special report on AMD and how they are comming out of the shadow of Intel. Very interesting is the Chart of “AMD Invented Here” technologies Continue reading AMD stepping out of the Shadows
Simon’s World (an Australian in Hong Kong) gives 50 rules of the road/net, good , hard won, advice to would be and current bloggers. And If after reading the rules you still have the urge, seek treatment….
Roland Piquepaille’s Technology Trends reports on Orion Multisystems In October, you’ll be able to choose between a 12-processor unit for less than $10,000 and a 96-processor system for less than $100,000. These new systems are powered by Efficeon processors from Continue reading 96 Processors Under Your Desktop
The Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002, sometimes referred to as SOX, was a legislative response to the accounting scandal caused by the recent fall of some publicly held companies and the perceived excesses of the management of some other companies. Continue reading Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) Act Compliance or How I learned to Love the SEC and Fear Jail….
Ying xiong aka Hero is finally released in North America, 2 years after its originally release. The Globe and Mail has a review, with some of the details : Miramax sat on the North American release for two years, threatening Continue reading Leaping Dragon, Soaring Tiger: Hero