The Ultimate Cubicle!

March 21st, 2008 by Ben

Not as cool as this but I still love my two wall cubicle at Bonnier.

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What Do Computers Tell Us About God?

February 15th, 2008 by Ben

Reflections of a computer scientist….What do computers tell us about God… I was really expecting much more of a sophisticated presentation.read more | digg story

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Future conceptual computer

January 15th, 2008 by Ben

We have already seen many conceptual computers. Some of them were nearer to reality, others not very much. This conceptual computer relates to the second category that makes it more interesting.read more | digg story

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Linux PC Models Multiply As Vista Struggles

January 15th, 2008 by Ben

I thought this was an interesting read. I wonder how much money private companies will be making for these barebones machines. While not as sexy as, say, the Apple lineup of computers, I am really happy to see that average computer users are realizing that they do have a choice.read more | digg story

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Encouraging verse of the day

January 13th, 2008 by Ben

Heard this from my Pastor the other day… it really rushes to my head now when I need it:

Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. ~ Phillipians 4:8

I hope it helps you as well. Later.

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The latest goingz on…

January 10th, 2008 by Ben

So the last thing I want is to have my blog go stale.There’s been plenty happening but it seems like I don’t have time to share everything about what’s going on.

Let me see if I can sum up everything in one post.For starters, Happy New Year to all of you out there on the World Wide Web. So far, 2008 has been humming happily along. Managed to make a lot of resolutions only to find out a day after New Year’s that, yes, I had a certain obsession with all things sweet and sugary and there was no way that my new diet is going to work out for me. Ah, I wish it was last year again… it was around this time last year that the entire family went on them fancy Atkins diets. I tell you that first week was just painful but after about two months I lost a solid 15 pounds!! Now that’s a great diet! However, this year I have been a lot harder to motivate… maybe a couple of extra hard thumps felt in my chest will put me back on track. we shalle shee…

Next, wanna comment on projects that I swore I would take up this year. Enter: The FreemansBrian, one of my former colleagues(who is now happily and gainfully employed from what I hear) threw an old G3 iMac in my direction. My hope is that I can turn the shell into a Macquarium! Wouldn’t that be cool?? I am gonna take some time out this weekend to start on this one… I can hardly wait!!I am also interested in making my mark on Facebook. I have been playing around with the basic API and I have got a couple of ideas so far that I want to try out. I’ll keep this blog posted. Very interesting stuff though…Some other pretty interesting stuff has been happening but I wouldn’t feel right about sharing it until… well until.. it’s fully developed?

Anyway, till next time just wanna leave you guys with my endorsement for one of the better animated series I have seen in awhile. The Boondocks is an enjoyable piece of work. Saw the entire first season last weekend. Be careful though, it is only supposed to be viewed if you can take “satire urban comedy”. Pretty good watch though.

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Fab @ Home - 3D Printing

December 21st, 2007 by Ben

Imagine fabricating or constructing actual working objects, patents and materials with the help of a printer. Sound too farfetched? Read on to find out how it works.

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