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Thursday, March 6, 2008

Have you heard of SPARQL?

It is a nice concept, let the computer do all the work for you. Let the computer find the information you want so you don't have to search for yourself. Sounds nice, but i see a huge problem with it.

Fiirst off, i find most of the websites i like by accident. I look for something specific, and accidently run into something related that is more interesting. But if you let the computer do all the looking for you then you will be missing out on a lot. It might be convenient at times but then what about the people with small sites who still need to get there names out there. Will they have the knowledge to program their website to be compatible with SPARQL? Not to mention, everyone doing websites will have to learn yet another technology that many customers will not be able to afford but will want anyway.

Comcast announced that 100 Mbps broadband is coming in 2008.

I'm pumped about those kind of download speeds right now i am only getting around 1 mbps. To get up to 100 would mean almost instantaneous loading of web pages and great load times on my video games. What else can someone ask for?

1. How do you feel about the FBI investing in this database system? Is it

It honestly disgusts me that the FBI has to stick it's nose in all of our business. I understand they need to be able to protect us but when does protecting cross the line to stalking? If they need to know everything about us why don't they just make us stick a little camera on our heads so they can find it all out. The majority of people are not doing anything bad so i don't understand why they have to waste my money keeping tabs on Ole granny who just wants to email her girlfriend some pictures of her vacation to Florida. The actual bad people aren't stupid enough to leave it all out there so it's just a waste of money.

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Ouch my head hurts.

This is a test of the private broadcast system.