Monthly Archives: December 2009

Happy New Year!

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Ah the new year is around the corner… some are already there, others are waiting for midnight to appear.

Lots of fun to be had on New Years. Getting together with family and friends. Celebrating another year to come.

It’s a yearly ritual that happens. The ball drops in New York City, as 2010 will come in with a bang.

Did 2009 go out in a bang for you? Was it a good year? If you could change a thing about 2009, would you?

For me, I’m excited for 2010 to roll in. Should prove to be fun and exciting. :-)

Chrome OS

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Can’t wait for Chrome OS to come out next year… dang. Watched a video on YouTube today. It was a demo… the machine booted in 7 seconds, and they say that they’re working on decreasing it even further?! WOOT!

That’s what I’m talkin’ about.
Well we have to wait till the end of next year for it to come out. It will be worth it for sure. Methinks I will wait on getting a netbook until Chrome OS comes out. It is going to rock for sure.
One interesting thing about it… is it’s taking the whole “Cloud” computing at heart. From the demo, it looks like Chrome OS will take advantage of the internet 100% for everything. You want to write a document, bam you get logged into Google Docs… etc. Very nice indeed.

Future Never Looked So Bad

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One thing that never ceases to amaze me is how terrible the future looks in science fiction shows. Not all sci-fi shows mind you… but it is a popular reoccurring theme.

I wonder why they do that… why can’t someone display the future as a nice place to be? They don’t do that… they prefer to have you believe that everything goes crazy haywire in the future and it’s all messed up.

Before long, you have evil cyborgs going nuts killing people and other things.

You would hopefully prefer that the future isn’t too bad, that it’s somewhat a nice place to live and or be. Of course the movies have a reason for showing how terrible life is… so the main character can go back in time and fix it.

But how boring is that? It’s been done… and it will continue to be done… and over done. That is their way of doing things.

Random Movies on iTunes

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So, I’ve been in the habit of purchasing random movies from iTunes… having never heard of or watched them before, it’s my first time viewing them. Some may consider this is a waste of money, but that’s not the point. If you want to get into the grit of it, it’s my money to waste.

Anyways… I’ve bought a handful of movies, some of them are great, others not so much. I prefer to consider it an experiment to see how different authors write, and how the different genera all work out. It’s enjoyable it really is.

Try it sometime, you may or may not regret what you decide. One thing to note, read the reviews… that will at least steer you in one direction or the other.

Star Trek Deep Space Nine: The Soul Key

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Stayed up till 4 am this morning finishing the book “The Soul Key”. Talk about wow! I enjoyed Fearful Symmetry so much, that I had to get the book that finished it.

I don’t believe I got bored with this book at all… it was just so… wow! I won’t say anything about the plot or anything, just get the two books… read them, and have fun. That’s really all there is to it.

Enjoyed it a lot, would highly recommend it to fans of Deep Space Nine!