Read this.
It is from a local news station about viruses. Here’s a clue: USE LINUX!
Monthly Archive for May, 2005
Long Live TechTV!
Written by Kevin Dupuy
Chorous> Long Live the memories we’ve made along the way!
Long Live the shows that we’ll never see again!
Long Live the Tech, Long Live the Tech,
Long Live the Tech, Tech, Tech–T–V–!
Verse 1> The hosts we’ve met along the way.
The Shows we’ve kept if only in our minds.
The sets we’ve seen for the past 6 years.
Long Live The Screen Savers,
Long Live Call for Help-And—(Chorous)
Verse 2> The News no one else cared to carry.
The mettings of the guests that walked that halls–of–6–5-0
Townsend Street!
Long Live TechLive
Long Live Silicon Spin
Long Live ZDTV—and-(chorous)
Verse 3> Long Live the Gadgets, Gizmos and more!
Long live the memories made on the CES floor,
Long Live Fresh Gear!
Long Live the Big Idea!
Long Live X-Play!—And—-(Chorous)
Verse 4> Long—Live—–The–Shows–!
Long———Live———The———-Hosts————!
Long Live San Francisco—(Repeat, Slower)
Long————Live———-Tech———-Tee———–Vee!!!!
This feature on Blogger isn’t ‘new’ per say, but I’ve never used it before and I like it! The Mail-to-Blogger function can be incredably useful. If you don’t already know what it is, you set up an email address at Blogger, usually, blogname.secretword@blogger.com, and the Subject is the title of the post, and the body is the post itself. This is good for me.
On GDay, May 28th, the 1st annaversary of the G4/techTV Merger, I want to type a big article about the progress, what people have been doing since the layoff, and the demise of TechTV on that day. But, I’m leaving on the 27th for Florida and not taking a laptop with me. I was going to write it on the 27th and post it as the 28th.
Now, the hotl gives each guest 10 free minutes with an Internet kiosk to check mail or local info. No WWW access is provided free, so now I can use the Email function and write my article on that day. So long live Email-Long Live Blogger-ANd LONG LIVE TECHTV!!!!!!
I like theaters, and that would be why I love CinemaTour.com! The site has a great fourum for cinema fans, and it also has tours for theaters around the world. It has a pretty complete listing of theaters, and most include photo tours and history of the theaters. Our area was pretty accurate in the listings, only missing Rave Baton Rouge 16 and saying some closed theaters were still open, and listing the Grand Cinema as the old Oak Cinema 8. Visit It. Love It. Visit it Again.
Well, the worst enemy of tech geeks everywhere, G4 (You know which one I am talking about.) has changed their look again. Now, G4’s website is slow, cubersome, and still has a bad, up-in-your-face design. On Wikipedia’s G4 article, someone added, “G4 is to be officially relaunched this summer…”, and I think this is it. I personally don’t watch it anymore, but I must have been dillusional because I thought it said TechTV!?
