BBS Archive

  • Hi. I’m Jeffrey Powers and I’m a Google+ addict. I was in a hangout last night that was going pretty well. We were talking about developing in different program languages. But there was a point where I stopped talking and listened (I guess I was getting tired). After 20 minutes of listening, I knew that it was time to turn off from the computer...

    Are You Addicted to Google+ (Google Plus)?

    Posted on July 30, 2011 | 2 Comments
    Hi. I’m Jeffrey Powers and I’m a Google+ addict. I was in a hangout last night that was going pretty well. We were talking about developing in different program languages. But there was a point where I stopped talking and listened (I guess I was getting tired). After 20 minutes of listening, I knew that it was time to turn off from the computer...

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  • Reuters has a slide show on the evolution of the laptop. It’s fascinating. Start here. I remember the first laptops I used. I was on a campaign to convince my boss to buy me a laptop because I was traveling frequently and wanted to be able to call my local BBS’s from the road. The IS department had a couple of laptops to lend...

    A Chip Down Memory Lane

    Posted on September 18, 2009 | No Comments
    Reuters has a slide show on the evolution of the laptop. It’s fascinating. Start here. I remember the first laptops I used. I was on a campaign to convince my boss to buy me a laptop because I was traveling frequently and wanted to be able to call my local BBS’s from the road. The IS department had a couple of laptops to lend...

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  • I have recently–maybe three months ago–joined Facebook. A friend of mine asked me to do so because of some interests we share. I find myself enjoying it more than I expected to. That’s why I found this article in the Guardian about the future of Facebook interesting. Apparently, the younger set in the U. K. already think that Facebook is old-fashioned. From the article:

    “Facebook ‘Em, Dano”

    Posted on February 14, 2009 | No Comments
    I have recently–maybe three months ago–joined Facebook. A friend of mine asked me to do so because of some interests we share. I find myself enjoying it more than I expected to. That’s why I found this article in the Guardian about the future of Facebook interesting. Apparently, the younger set in the U. K. already think that Facebook is old-fashioned. From the article:

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