I just came back from the cinema where I watched “Law Abiding Citizen“. I vaguely remember seeing a trailer for this film, but other than that it wasn’t ringing any bells or setting any expectations. Even though 7.3/10 IMDB rating was promising. The film turned out to be rather awesome! From the first scenes it … Continue reading Law Abiding Citizen
Karsten Wade shares five reasons for which he loves working at Red Hat. Not a reason on its own, but a part of one is this excellent quote: At this company, the technical people have a serious influence on adjusting the mindset of the very smart people we bring in who haven’t yet fully absorbed … Continue reading One of the things to love about Red Hat
Cyprus Mail has an interesting article on the rising role and side effects of citizen journalism. Throughout the social media – from Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and YouTube – photos and film are posted every minute that breach codes of conduct, laws of copyright, personal privacy and government laws. From pornography to celebrity parties, from inside … Continue reading On citizen journalism
I recently got my hands on an IntelliBook netbook (site in German, but the machine is actually Clevo M810L). It’s a really small, light, and simple machine, which I got for nothing, and which, I haven’t got it for nothing, would cost me around 400 EUR. The truth is, if I wouldn’t have bought it … Continue reading Fedora 12 and IntelliBook (rtl8187se)
I couple of days ago I went to see “District 9“. I’ve been waiting for the movie and finally it hit the Cyprus cinemas. I’ve seen the trailer and heard a lot of people spreading good word of a mouth about the film, but wanted to see it for myself. It turned out to be … Continue reading District 9