Okay I’m going to write a little about this movie, but I promise I won’t give any plot away as I mostly want to comment on how I thought it was. First off it is suppose to be based on a true story (I’m sure everyone remembers the “Blair With Project”); however it is not because I Googled it, and we all know Google doesn’t lie.

So anyway the movie plays out with a young couple moving into a new house and realizing that they are not alone. Boyfriend get’s a decent camera and begins recording almost everything, and while they sleep at night. Thus the whole movie is through his camera, which is sort of annoying but I let it slide. So I guess I’ll just finish up by saying that I didn’t find it to be all that scary (as it was hyped up to be) and the acting was… well it was crap to be honest, though in all I thought it was a pretty cool movie with “some” decent special effects.

In closing; not worth 9$ at a movie theater.

The Brother Brick Lego blog highlights peoples Lego creations from around the world; and I must say some people can do some amazing thing’s with Legos, just check out Howl’s Moving Castle made with Legos:

I use to love Legos as a kid and I actually still have a few big tubs down in my basement full of all sorts of Lego pieces along with a lot of special Lego sets like: a Castle set, a space set and more. Though I have never built anything as fantastic as some people have that our featured on the Brother Brick blog, so go check out some more awesome Lego creations on the blog.

I found this while stumbling the web with the great Stumble Upon browser add on. Ninite is a web application installer that lets you choose from a assortment of programs in many categories like: Web Browsers, Messaging Programs, Media Tools, Anti-Virus and File sharing too name a few.

It is very easy to use, you just check a box next to the application you want to install and then download the custom installer to your computer for the applications you selected. From the website:

Ninite works in the background 100% hands-free.

We install apps with default settings and
say “no” to browser toolbars and other junk.

All we do is install the apps you choose.
Not even Ninite is installed.

It seems to be very user friendly and a fast way to install multiple applications with just one custom installer. Visit the Ninite website to begin selecting the applications you want and your own your way to installing many application with just one installer! I recommend it. Also if they do not have a application abvailiable you can request that they add it to their website.

Yes someone did, and they made it happen. Some programmers have made a program that will allow you to hot swap any SATA connected device just like disconnecting a flash drive. It works with Windows XP and up, and is very cool.

This software is designed based on the information Knowledge Base Article #10744 - SATA: Hot Plugging Drives under Win2000/XP (Internet Archive) provided by Silicon Image, and in order to make Serial ATA (SATA) drives are easy to hot swap.

Basically it does the same thing as you can remove devices from Device Manager, but the user interface is much friendly as compatible with the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the notification area and it is much safer as it prevents the drive being removed if the drive is in use. With this software, you can use SATA/eSATA drives as even better removable drives than USB/IEEE1394 drives.

Very cool in my opinion visit the official Hot Swap website here and get this useful program that I am sure many people can make good use of.

[via Hot Swap!]

Well recently there have been a lot of complaints by Apple customers that their I-Phone hasn’t been working properly due too many reasons. In the past there as even reports in which two people had their I-Phone blow up on them, on man was hospitalized by the incident. Now this past Thursday a distraught man apparently fed up with the way his I-Phone was working showed up at an Apple store in Cincinnati with a gun and told an Apple store employee:

“[I'm] So mad, I could pop a 9mm at it.”

Now the store employee trying to calm the man down told him that their was no need for him do shoot an I-Phone, but in response the man had said that he would do it right now. Then he apparently opened up his jacket and reveled a black 9mm handgun.

The employee told Goodrich she’d get his phone fixed and walked him over to a technician in the store, then told her manager, who called police. Goodrich is charged with aggravated menacing, causing fear of harm to an Apple employee. He also faces a carrying concealed weapons charge for not telling the deputy he had a gun. Goodrich is scheduled for arraignment Friday morning.

I actually find this very funny, and how could you not? Though it does show the mindset that some people are in during these rough economic and political times I suppose, but I must say threatening too shoot an I-Phone is a bit over the edge. Another reason to stay away from anything Apple makes.

[via WCPO]

Once again I apologize for my lack of updates to this blog as I have been very busy working on projects for clients and haven’t had much time to post here. So I thought I would at least write a short post today about the change of the seasons, which the season change isn’t my favorite but I have always loved Fall. Fall to me is jeans and a hooded sweatshirt, kids going trick or treating, thanksgiving dinner and then the cold comes and with it the snow which covers everything in its white crystalline blanket.

Now here were I live the trees have already begun to shed their leaves and it is a beautiful time to take some outdoor pictures if you live in the northeast as I do. So throw on some jeans and a hoodie and get out there a take some pictures, then I would like you to send them to me via my e-mail and the picture I like best will be posted right here on the front page. Now don’t feel bad, if I don’t choose your picture for the front page I will post all the rest (including your name to give you credit) on a page. Mainly this is a selfish thing as I just love seeing other people photography, so please feel free to send your pictures of Fall in!

This makes me happy, Microsoft finally reporting the failure rate of the 360 as compared to the PS3 and Wii (and the Wii has the lowest failure rate, btw).

“In fact, a Game Informer survey of 5,000 readers found that the Xbox 360 has an astounding 54.2 percent failure rate. That means 54.2 percent of Xbox 360 consoles fail in one way or another.

That’s well above the reported failure rates of Sony’s PlayStation 3 (10.6 percent) and Nintendo’s Wii (6.8 percent).”

Yes, and even more interesting is the following…

“Furthermore, 41.2 percent of Xbox 360 owners suffered a second hardware failure after sending their console back to Microsoft for repair, according to the survey. PS3’s second-failure rate was 14.7 percent, while the Wii’s was 11 percent.”

Well, I never was a fan of the X-Box, but don’t me wrong it is a decent system; but has nothing on the Wii, of course..

(via The Microsoft Blog on Seattle PI Blogs)

First off, to my loyal readers (If I have any, and I think I do because I run Google Analytics) I am sorry for the lack of updates as I have been pretty busy and traveling a lot, which this post or rant will be about.

So, the speed limit on all Ohio Interstates is 65, now I usually do about 75 which I think is a decent cruising speed, yet these other yahoo’s on the road feel the need to fly by you at like 90, then cut you off and slow down. Thus I have to reset my cruise (which pisses me off) and either pass them, or suffer with their now slow driving. I guess I just wish everyone knew how to be good river, like me.

Okay, whatever. Uhm, I will have a real post up soon, and don’t forget to check the ‘Leet Blotter’ to your left, I post a lot of interesting stuff in there, and I will be setting up an archive for them soon.