Archive for the 'Links' Category
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“…for a significant part of today, Flickr was down, and they handled this downtime with the panache they always do…”
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“64% of bloggers say a reason they blog is to share practical knowledge or skills with others” and several other observations from Pew about bloggers. One word summary? Duh.
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Kevin Tofel “I wouldn’t trade [the Motion Lingo Adeo] for 3 Nike + iPod Sport Kits!” GPS logger + headphone passthrough for workout instructions, $149. Integrates with Google Maps to show you where you’ve been.
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“We just stopped by to do some touring, but as we entered the building, a frantic Intel employee rushed up to us and begged us to help him. Turns out they were short on techs, and they needed us to help.”
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“I’ve heard myself say that things can be both usable AND fun, but what if things might be more usable because they’re fun?” — As always, a must-read post from Kathy.
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“These are interesting times, in the Chinese curse sort of way, if you happen to work for Intel.”
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This closely describes a lot of what I’m doing inside of Intel - I’ve got what I feel like are “startups” around wikis, podcasting, etc. It’s exciting and rewarding to see them grow!
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I had the opportunity to sit with the CEO and CTO of a really large company in the US. Couple of hundred million in revenue. It was an event, I was at the table, etc, etc. We got to talking and I asked a fairly simple question, basically, do you guys worr
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“With 10 we have a dream: create a place for people with both a passion for technology and also a desire to change the world. As a compass to help guide us forward we’ve written what we call the 10 Manifesto:”
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“Chris recently spoke with Pat Moorehead and David Schwartzbach of AMD about recent developments both for enthusiasts and for the next generation of desktop systems.”
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“Orders for notebooks with Intel Corp. chips helped Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs counter a slide in iPod sales.”
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Andru’s first unboxing after taking over the site. Cool toy - wish I had one!
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“The Tesla Roadster is powered by 6,831 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries — the same cells that run a laptop computer. Range: 250 miles. Fuel efficiency: 1 to 2 cents per mile. Top speed: more than 130 mph. The first cars will be built at a factory in E
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- Scobleizer - AMD vs. Intel rhetoric heats up “ZDNet’s George Ou did the homework and called Intel a winner. I wonder how AMD is going to respond to that?” (tags: intel amd pricewar core cpu conroe scoble)
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“Mark [Russinovich] is one of the top five or 10 people in the world when it comes to Windows internals.”
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“The story of the rise and fall and rebirth of the cult TV show “Firefly,”
as told from the perspective of the fans who helped save it.”They produced a DVD full of extras and content, which has gone gold. Sweet!
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“[Forrester Research] urges executives to immerse in the new media by joining business networks, getting RSS feeds and posting to blogs.”
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Ford launches a Channel9-style videoblog.
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If you’ve got to do it…
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“If it didn’t involve people, this would be a really exciting time for the company. But I had to lay some people off on Friday, and it was horrible.”
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More info from ZDNet’s Dan Farber on Intel employees in Haifa.
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“Now with the power argument out the window, it would take a miracle to AMD back in the race.”
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“When was the last time Intel made a last minute change to a roadmap that gave us a faster CPU?”
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Mini’s thoughts on Intel’s 1000 manager layoffs.
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“Even Steven Spielberg’s “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” didn’t get these kind of reviews.”
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An old british fighter from the Oregon Air Show this weekend crashed into and destroyed three homes near Intel’s Elam Young, Hawthorn Farm, and Ronler Acres campuses in Hillsboro. The Jones Farm campus is across the street from the Hillsboro Airport.
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“I told the guy with the hose to get down, and I kicked the door open,” Bryson said. “Thick, black smoke came pouring out. He sprayed the hose while I yelled to see if anyone was inside. There was no answer.”
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“Wow, the E6700 is amazing. It outperforms the FX-62 at half the price and half the power consumption. It’s a good time to be a computer geek.”
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DIY from a friend of a friend. Very cool.
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Analyze a Flickr photostream for all sorts of interesting data.
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Scoble’s take on the Conroe/Core 2 Duo launch.
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Engadget’s take on Conroe’s launch.
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It’s like a web app version of Photoshop. Histograms and graduation, crop, rotate, all the fun stuff.
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Open, collaborative, Mechanical-Turk style translation of WordPress - just pop in, translate a sentence or two, and that’s it.
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“In all, Core 2 is a strong, well-balanced processor that has everything going for it. This is Intel’s first unqualified home-run in a while, and I think computing enthusiasts everywhere should thank their lucky stars that the Intel-AMD race is now back o
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“After years of wandering in the wilderness, Intel has recaptured the desktop CPU performance title in dramatic fashion.”
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“Core 2 Duo spanks similarly priced Athlons. In fact, the $316 2.4GHz E6600 is faster than AMD’s $1000 FX-62.”
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“We test Intel’s Core 2 Duo and Extreme using real-world gaming. Don’t let a bunch of canned benchmarks lie to you about gaming performance, real gameplay experience tells a different story. Unless of course you game at 800×600.”
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Five years ago, Intel envisioned processors running at 20 GHz by the end of this decade. Today we know that the future will look different. CPUs will sacrifice clock speed over core count: Intel’s first “many core” CPU, will run at only two thirds of the
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Some live coverage from Mashup U, prelude to Mashup Camp 2. Intel is there, as a sponsor, and showing off some cool stuff.
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More cool Intel stuff at Mashup University.
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Looks like Dell missed a golden opportunity here. Learn from their mistakes, if you’re thinking about entering into the world of corporate blogging, and want to do a good job of it.
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