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Novell Linux 10 xgl Technology Demonstration

Novell Linux has just released this amazing technology demonstration video showing off some of the new features of their impressive operating system. While Windows Vista takes about 500MB to boot this Linux technology can run on almost any hardware. If you have ever seen Windows Vista then you will know it's extremely slow and buggy. It has been in development for nearly 5 years. This Linux technology has only been in development for about 5 months and you will notice that it's running very well. The system used was an old system with only 256MB's of ram. Windows Vista won't even boot on that. This shows that yes you can have awesome eyecandy without having to have 4 graphics cards and a Quantum computer. Linux has yet again reinvented the desktop. Linus has no reboots, not even in installation, Linux has ADM technology which means no need to install drivers anymore unless you want, Linux has SHC technology which means that if a program was to lock up it would automatically fix the program while it's running and carry on. Linux also has no spyware and virus's. Oh and it's easier to install then any Windows. So why do people still use Windows? Beats me!

Aren't you affraid of a robot uprising?

Don't wait until it's too late! The time to fight back is now! Daniel H. Wilson's new book is the essential guide to defending yourself against the coming rebellion.

robotuprising

Creating social presence online

Many bloggers do not like to show who is behind the scenes. You see a link to article, describing why creating a profile is useful, below.

Encyclopedia of Educational Technology

Now imagine you are in an isolated, online environment. Will it be an enjoyable experience if you feel you cannot socially connect with others?

Boorboolas Blog: Apie filmą "The Flood"

Boorboolas Blog: Apie filmą "The Flood"

HOWTO: Make Yahoo! Web Service REST Calls with JavaScript and XMLHttpRequest

Kind of bookmark for myself. Could be useful for you too.

Yahoo! Developer Network - JavaScript Developer Center- HOWTO

AJAX web applications are all the rage these days, and one important aspect of AJAX (the "A" and, depending who you ask, the "X") is a mechanism of making asynchronous connections from the back end of a web application with an object called XMLHttpRequest (XMLHTTP for Internet Explorer). This request is used to retrieve XML or other data from web services such as those provided by us here at Yahoo!. In this HOWTO you'll learn how to make web service requests to Yahoo! Web Services with JavaScript and the XMLHttpRequest object.

Turn your blog into video blog with Google Video

How to videoblog with Blogger

Lithuanians pay attention arround 14th minute of a video..