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Tucson is amazing @ 70 degrees. To bad it will be a 100 in a week

I geeked up this weekend and purchased an AppleTV and matching router. Stay tuned for review!

A program came out called Maemo Blog…and I am using it. Hooked up to my bluetooth keyboard I am able to type a post that would have taken ages with the other input methods. To top it off I type this very quickly due to the touch typing feel of this keyboard. What the n800 has become for me is a mini laptop. I use it in airports while I travel and in hotel rooms when I need a quick email. The n800 is far from perfect though, with its lack of software (compared to the n770) and I am still waiting on my Skype client. But such is life of the Linux bleeding edge guy. My blood is your gain :)

I debated and thought about it a lot before deciding on this bike. The money it cost to buy a used bike was enough to purchase a run-of-the-mill 600/1000cc I4. What flipped me to this bike was the VFR800 I ride now. I am in love with V2 motors. Just the feel of the torque ripping me out of a corner or the sensation of the front well jumping from the ground, I am sold. The RC51 is by far the most capable corning bike I have ever ridden. Here are some pictures. Stay tuned for information: ...

The Sun folks are sounding the alarm that this is the end of Linux! I think what they fail to reailize is the state of Debian and his original project leads. I see his move as signal of Sun’s new commitment to the GPL3 than to him closing his ideals off from the Linux community. If you read his early papers and reasons for starting Debian you will quickly realize he has almost Richard Stallman views on free software. If you want to see the Sun Blog I commented on: ...