beta

It’s already been said multiple times all over the web, but the best synopsis I’ve read so far was MG Siegler’s “Failfox 3, er… Firefox 3: The race to 5 million is on, but the race to one proves difficult”. Still, I feel like it needed to be said here. Last Wednesday’s “Firefox 3 Download Day” was a total flop.

I’ll give you a second to make your “he was never really in it was he?” joke here and chuckle.

Finished? Ok.

Today's spam winner:

"Update your penis".

Yes, there is help out there for those with Penis 1.0.

Not sure if you can move up from Penis Beta, though, without paying a fee.

Here's the beta (by way of Jack Lail).

Now that Hulu.com is out of beta I went to check it out. I have to say it's pretty nice. Over my lunch hour I watched a Simpsons episode that I had missed. I know I could have gone to Fox.com and done the same thing but the Hulu page loaded faster and was easier to just click and watch. The Fox on-demand system is strong but not as user friendly. That'll be an important factor. I also liked

Remind me never to bitch about anything here on the blog again, because it seems as soon as I do, things just get worse. We just had the coldest weekend yet - I don’t think it ever got above freezing. Somehow we managed to miss all the snow the rest of the country endured, which is a miracle, because it seems we always have snow up here when no one else does.

We've been invited by Knoxville News Sentinel Online Managing Editor Jack Lail to participate in an innovative election news project at Publish2.

You'll notice a new "TN Election News" section over on the left with headlines from election related articles that have been tagged by editors and bloggers from around the state.

We've been invited by Knoxville News Sentinel Online Managing Editor Jack Lail to participate in an innovative election news project at Publishing 2.0.

You'll notice a new "TN Election News" section over on the left with headlines from election related articles that have been tagged by editors and bloggers from around the state.

Looks increasingly like Blu-ray Disc will win this decade's beta war, as Warner Bros. ends support for HD DVD.

Dropping the standard is expected to create a tidal shift in the balance between Blu-ray and HD DVD.