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Submission + - Leopard is the New Vista 4

Submitted by ninja_assault_kitten on Thursday November 29, 2007 @06:15PM

ninja_assault_kitten writes: Interesting rant from Oliver Rist of PC Magazine. He compares the catastrophy that is Vista to the recently released OSX Leopard. While clearly one is a lion and the other a cub, is does appear to be an apples to apples comparison and it's qutie sad. From the article, "...the fact that so many of the semi-important changes don't work, the fact that Apple turned a stable OS into a crash-happy glitz fest, or that the annoying, scruffy Live Free or Die Hard actor infecting my TV (and our Web site, by the way) is pretending that Leopard is better than Vista". Worth a quick read.

Submission + - Village Lanterne Music Video by Blackmore's Night (thedailyrock.com)

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Sunday November 25, 2007 @06:24PM

An anonymous reader writes: Many of you may know Richie Blackmore as the iconic guitarist in Deep Purple and then later as the founding member of Rainbow but perhaps you've never heard of Blackmore's Night. This is their latest music video to spread some Renaissance style holiday cheer.

Submission + - GlobWarming AlaskanIsland-Kivalina-is LosingGround (techluver.com)

Submitted by

Tech.Luver

on Sunday November 25, 2007 @06:22PM

Tech.Luver writes: "As global warming erodes their world, the residents of Kivalina battle the elements — and now one another. Beneath a moonlit Arctic sky, Joe Swan Jr. and most of his 12-person crew were taking a cigarette break when a dump truck arrived and emptied another load of black sand at their feet. The backhoe driver, who happened to be his wife, gunned the engine, spewing a diesel haze into the air as she dug into the pile and filled another 2,500-pound sandbag for the sea wall shielding the island from the Chukchi Sea. The crew has been repairing the $3-million wall almost since the day it was completed in October 2006. They bring more sand. The ocean takes it away. Kivalina is disappearing, the victim of a warming world and a steady natural erosion that probably began long before the Eskimos settled here 100 years ago. ( http://techluver.com/2007/11/25/an-alaskan-island-kivalina-is-losing-ground/ )"

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