Dinosaur species named after Hogwarts

Boing Boing: Dinosaur species named after Hogwarts

Sony bans reselling PS3 titles...you don't own PS3 titles...you license them!

Games Radar - PS3 news - - [PS3] Sony makes moves to stamp out lucrative second-hand market

Joe:
This is soooo stupid!
Sony is digging their grave I tell ya!

Wii\'s World Wide Web

Nintendo and Opera team up to take Wii users to the Internet. Learn how it\'s all going to work in this exclusive interview.\r\n\r\nJoe:\r\nWow! A working web browser on your console system...\r\nWhy didn\'t M$ think of this? Hell, the PSP even has one!

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The Da Vinci Code...

Looks like the plan to thwart box office sale for The Da Vinci Code failed horribly...I think it is funny as hell. What they actually did was make it such a big deal that their plan actually back fired on them. There was also a group telling everyone to watch "Over The Hedge" and not "The Da Vinci Code" so that another movie would spank it in the box office sales. Well here is what happened:

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The huge audience keen on unlocking the mystery of "The Da Vinci Code" didn't let critics talk them out of a trip to the cineplex this weekend. The film, which earned an estimated $77 million since opening Friday, bowed at #1 on the box-office top

Based on the bestselling book by Dan Brown, "The Da Vinci Code" also pulled in $224 million worldwide, making it the top earner of the year so far — with the second largest worldwide opening of all time behind "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith," according to The Associated Press.
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Good luck on your next attack on the next fictional mystery that has something to do with religion.

*laughs*

Microsoft pay-as-u-go...WTF are they thinking!

Basically you pay for half of the PC up front and then you are charged 50 cents or more per hour of use. Once you pay for hundreds of hours...you own the PC and don't have to pay anymore. Microsoft is suppose to introduce this idea as the FlexGo plan.

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