Rules for Switching
Το BBC γράφει σχετικά για τους νέους κανόνες του Ofcom (της Βρετανικής ΕΕΤΤ) σχετικά με την ευκολία αλλαγής (ευρυζωνικού) ISP. Άντε και στα δικά μας.
That Hollywood Voice!
“In a World. One Man. About Five Billion Cigarettes” The_Archetypal_Hollywood_Voice_Talents used to be amusing. Ridiculous. For a while. They’ve long become an intrinsic part of Hollywood trailers; action, the dumb jokes, the authoritative narration. Last week I was in London and some friends and I were planning on going to see The Pan’s Labyrinth an […]
The Rotten MBPs
I’m in London for a few days and I couldn’t avoid paying a visit to the Regent Street Apple Store. I’ve been in the market for a laptop for some time now and while my plan since late last year has been to get a Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro (C2D MBP), as soon as […]
And the artist gets? Nothing.
An interesting article on The Register, similar to that oft-cited rant by Steve Albini on the topic of royalties (not) paid to artists. This one focuses on Zune, Microsoft's music player.
Inconsolata
A few weeks ago I stumbled across Inconsolata, Raph Levien’s monospaced font and it has since become one of my favourites. The font is clearly inspired by Consolas, the new monospaced font designed by Lucas de Groot for Microsoft’s Windows Vista Operating System. Inconsolata borrows several characteristics of that font, but is longer in height […]
Nikon D40
Nikon seems to have finally gotten the message and has been releasing decent DSLRs for a while now, competing well with the DSLR champion, Canon. The D40, being the latest (and, literally, smallest) low-end DSLR by Nikon, is a weird camera. At $599, its small size and decent feature set, the D40 seems to be a good compromise for young photographers or those entering the DSLR world from the low and mid end of digital compacts. Yet its resolution is relatively low, even compared to mid-range compacts, even though it sports some features not even found on the larger D50. I'm curious to see how it fares on the market.