- Flickr allowing movie uploads but only 90 seconds. Quite limited. Pointless.
- Chertoff asks for reverse Manhattan project.
- Florida Teen-Beating triggering movement to stop violent videos from being passed around.
- New IBM water-cooled UNIX machine said to be fastest ever?
- Microsoft loading up the public with 44,000 pages of technical details for its projects. What a joke.
- Dell is in talks with Dubai investor.
- Dell is also making a dinky mini-notebook. Better late than never.
- BBC-TV coming on the Wii.
- WiMAX in the news again. Yawn.
- Yahoo still buying companies.
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I don’t know, 90 seconds might be enough for a money shot.
Gotta disagree – 90 seconds is more than plenty.
FlickR is a photo site not a Youtube wannabe so 90sec of video is plenty to annotate and bring life to photos.
I’m glad Flickr is staying true to photography.
After 60 years, the phrase “Manhattan Project” is still used to describe a proposed massive, governmnet-funded effort to solve a critical problem.
That’s because there’s never been anything comparable to the Manhattan Project in all that time – and there probably won’t be one again. The expression is becoming a joke.
Michael Jerkoff should clean up his own mess. I remember speaking to the person in charge of IT Sec at DHS. Lots of great ideas but he had no authority over the different agencies IT Sec policies that are under the Dept. like ICE, CBC, TSA, etc.
Also, good on MS. Bury them with docs. LOL
And yet, Apple users will brag that their MacBook Air outperforms that IBM machine just because it runs OSX and it’s prettier.