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I really don’t know that before (article in italian), but it’s REALLY ABSURD!!! I (ipotetically, I HATE MS(not the cigarettes ;))) had spent much money for some games and now, if I want to buy a new Xbox 360, MS does not make the console “immediatly retrocompatible” but… I need to spend other money for a “plug-in” (I don’t know what exactly but… it’s irrelevant). Why people buy these products? Why does not buy the Sony Console that is retrocompatible “by project”!?!?!?!

You don’t have to have a Linux certification to get a job working with Linux, but it can’t hurt. Simply working on Linux is easy. Join a Linux community like The Debian Project, Red Hat’s Fedora, Novell’s OpenSUSE, or half-a-hundred projects and go for it. Of course, you won’t get paid, and 95 percent of the work on Linux projects is programming. So, if you want a salary, and your skills lie in system administration or network management, it behooves you to look into Linux certifications. … ...

Mighty Mouse, beautiful, whiteful, cleanful… but your hands are not “fever-clean”. And because we LOVE the white of the Apple-Style, here is an article (in italian) about this: MelaBlog. Here, you can find the article released from Apple: How to clean your Mighty Mouse.

Interesting article of Dion Hinchcliffe about the best Web 2.0 application of the year. … So in spirit of the holidays, here is a list of some of the best Web 2.0 software that I’ve come across so far. You may have heard of some of these, but hopefully you’ll find a few nice new Christmas presents under your Web 2.0 tree. … The article.

DivX 6 for MacOSX I’m not a DivX lover now: I prefer absolutelly XviD but on the net we will find some video compressed with DivX and… it’s a “must have” thing.

Intel wants to rebrand itself: here a link to the article. On the web, there is various new example “brands” for Intel: . Here an interesting comment of MelaBlog about this question. Anyway, I think thats are only speculations: that logos are no “credible” for a company like Intel. IMHO.

http://www.emilyhambidge.com/blog/emily/66/ Very very funny! Any other girl that want’s a Geek? :D I’m perfectly the same that Emily describe in her blog. :D

Wordpress is surprising me: I had tried Joombla, Drupal and other minor CMS/Blog system. They was heavy to understand and to use. Too many “personalizations” and “features” that a “simple and with-no-time” user does not require. I appreciate the use of very large characters in the administration interface, that evidence the interest of WP’s developers to make “build a blog” simple. WP offers, also, a simple way to make a personal web site, adding Pages and with the “feature” to do that gerarchically. Finally I can make a personal blog and a personal homepage at the same time… without needs to understand an API framework or the strange and complex structure of a CMS. ...

Another. Another test of another cms/weblog system/way-to-make-my-homepage. Will I make it… a day? Anyway, I had imported old post that I make on the Google Blogger Platform.

Very very nice: [posted with ecto]