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Tasty Links for 06/07/05
Mmm. I got some super tasty links for you all.
Comic Strip Blog Comic Strips about things that are being talked about on Blogs.
Make really cool desktops images gizmo from Google maps satellite images
Morgan Spurlock has a new TV show of Super Size Me and a damn fine mustache
But Uncle Steve, I thought Intel chips were faster? Humm Apple's PR hype is not exactly compliant with their technical plans
No Mac OS Classic on Intel Macs So if you want to run Mac Paint you should save your current Mac.
Intel On-Board DRM: Architecture Does Matter I do NOT want a PC with DRM built in the CPU that is why I got a PowerPC powered Mac.
Joy of Tech on Intel and Apple This is pretty much what I went through.
Nintendo: Innovation is dying Nah I don't think things are that bad in game development but Nintendo has a habit of telling the press that everyone ELSE sucks.
China orders bloggers to register with government Could this happen here? Yeah it could.
iTunes Music Store in Japan in August About freaking time. I will finally get to download my Japanese techno without having to get a CD physically shipped to be from Japan only to rip it to my iPod.
LifeDrive: Hands on First Impressions It is about freaking time that someone put a mini hard drive in a PDA.
Aeon Flux movie coming soon Please please don't suck. Sin City did not suck so please do not suck.
Jake at June 7, 2005 
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Comments
Morgan Spurlock looks like one of the geezers from Mythbusters.
Judging from the website, the series looks quite interesting and different from the other reality stuff that seems to go on. Perhaps he could do one when he takes away all computers and games off a nerd and introduce them to the outdoors.
Posted by: Matt at June 7, 2005 11:46 PM
Bummer. The google maps thing website's been foxed.
Posted by: Rob at June 8, 2005 4:04 PM
Crap. I am glad that I got a screen shot of The Seattle area from space.
Posted by: Jake of 8bitjoystick.com at June 8, 2005 8:18 PM
