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Just found this funny, check out “Cancer Test” is near the end of the clip. I hate it when my doctor doe this to me. You would think being 3 years in remission I would have learned this trick by now.

This is taking Online Roll Playing to the next level allowing you to play a character playing a character in a game. I think it might be time to start playing games online.

‘Warcraft’ Sequel Lets Gamers Play A Character Playing ‘Warcraft’

Been a big fan and user of OpenID for sometime now. What is OpenID you might ask, well if you don’t know then you can read about it on their site.

Anyways, I was IM’ing with a good friend of mine and I just mentioned I saw a plug in for it. He asked me to install it on his blog and I did, then installed it on mine, and it was so easy I accidentally installed it on another blog I run. Within 15minutes I had OpenID installed, enabled, and configured on three blogs.

So go and get your OpenID now, I recommend MyOpenID but there are plenty of providers out there, and then you too can log into the world (un)known blog which is VanJohnson.com.

Will we have Sony to blame when computers become self-aware and start taking over the earth? I came across a news story today that leads me to think, “Yeah, maybe.”

Military Supercomputer Sets Record

Here is the piece that caught my attention.

“The Roadrunner is based on a radical design that includes 12,960 chips that are an improved version of an I.B.M. Cell microprocessor, a parallel processing chip originally created for Sony’s PlayStation 3 video-game machine. The Sony chips are used as accelerators, or turbochargers, for portions of calculations.”

Check out the full story on The New York Times Website

Interesting article over on ZDNet. I don’t know what surprised me more, “Microsoft apologizes to Open Source Initiative for policy violation” or to hear Microsoft actually has a “open-source and Linux team”.

Microsoft apologizes to Open Source Initiative for policy violation

Interesting, something to think about

Funny comic, I love UserFriendly.org

I’ve been personally using an online service called Remember The Milk (RTM) for sometime now. It allows me to manage my task on-line where ever I am. It also ties into some great services such a Google Calendars, GMail, and Jott (all services I use). I’ve been using RTM pretty regular for the past couple of years but still struggled with organization and tracking of task.

In conjunction with RTM I’ve tried other services and application based around the “Getting Things Done” (GTD) philosophy but none of them really stuck with me. Thanks to a awesome posting on the RTM blog, I feel I’ve take a few huge steps forward in both how I use RTM and how I manage my GTD life. I strongly recommend this read to all my friends and colleagues. RTM is a freee service but there is a Pro account that gives you a couple (but not needed) bonuses and “A warm fuzzy feeling” (there words not mine Check out the service and check out the blog posting.

Remember The Milk - Blog (Advanced GTD with Remember The Milk)

New Wearable Feedbags Let Americans Eat More, Move Less

For you hard core, Assembly Language Programming hommies.

Article from http://www.joeydevilla.com/2008/05/29/geek-gang-signs/