MHaz - Slashdot User

Comment Yeah, right! (Score 1) 265

by MHaz on Tuesday August 18, 2009 @11:00AM (#29105871) Attached to: No Social Media In These College Stadiums

The SEC can't even enforce the Cowbell Ban at Davis-Wade Stadium with any reliability. What makes them think they can enforce this at all??? (This is coming from a State alum who's gotten his 'bell into the "K-mart of college stadiums" [Vaught-Hemmingway Stadium / Ole Pi$$] on more than one occasion!)

Comment Spiffy! (Score 4, Funny) 221

by MHaz on Wednesday March 25, 2009 @02:04PM (#27332643) Attached to: RIAA Backs Down In Texas Case

Wow... They were stared down, and blinked...

Comment Re:But.. (Score 1) 449

by MHaz on Friday February 22, 2008 @12:14PM (#22515568) Attached to: 100-MPG Air-Powered Car Headed To US Next Year

Just bring along a politician or lawyer & put a suction cup on their mouth - then you'll never run out of (hot) air. Plus, it's just like having the regular vs. premium option: the politician's the cheap fuel, the lawyer's the expensive premium...

Apple Updates iMac, iLife, .Mac 528

Posted by kdawson on Tuesday August 07, 2007 @02:04PM from the more-goodies dept.

Apple just announced new iMacs. They are aluminum and come in 20" (two models) and 24". There's a new view called "Events" in iPhoto that should make it easier to deal with large photo libraries. Apple's .Mac service is enhanced with .Mac Web Gallery, which integrates with the new iTunes and also the iPhone. It's a Web 2.0 app now. And iMovie is being replaced by a completely new app of the same name. Steve Jobs claimed that with it you can put together a 5-minute movie in 30 minutes, and he demo'ed that from the stage. iWeb, iDVD, and GarageBand get new features too. And .Mac subscribers get 10 GB of storage. Here is Engadget's blow-by-blow coverage, and Wired's.

Submission + - PCs are cheaper than Macs, right? Wrong! (computerworld.com)

Submitted by

jcatcw

on Friday June 08, 2007 @08:44AM

jcatcw writes: "The recently converted Scot Finnie went notebook shopping. At the high end of the notebook spectrum, in order to get comparable power and features, a Dell machine comes in $650 over the Apple, and it was clunkier and weighed more. Sony couldn't beat the Apple either. Midrange and low-end machines, though, turn out to be pretty comparable, with more choices in the PC arena but some good values if you happen to want what Apple has decided you need. So, if you're talking name-brand hardware, it's just no longer the case that PC's are cheaper than Macs."

Feed House: Ban F-14 Parts Sale (wired.com)

From feed by wiredfeed on Thursday March 08, 2007 @09:12PM

An Arizona Democrat will introduce a bill to bar the Pentagon from selling parts for the F-14 fighter jet, which is flown only by Iran, as part of an effort to control military equipment sales. By the Associated Press.

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