Fusion Authority has been on point with a series of articles called "Test Driven CF Development". The latest of the articles has just been released and is well worth the look if you’ve ever considered using Ant (an automation build tool used with the Eclipse IDE) or CFUnit-Ant for your CF tasks (not just with CFUnit). Part 1: An Introduction to Unit Testing Part 2: Building Unit Tests...

I came across this article on Extreme Tech which gives instructions for how to hack your PSP into running windows or linux. There’s also a link for getting it to run Mac OS version 7 (yes, that’s correct … hence, the “sorta” comment in the title). Not that I’m actually doing it myself (pleeze, the thing costs $250) but I thought it was interesting that someone actually figured...

… could in fact be a reality! Yes, you heard it right. According to this article from SlashDot (and the original from latimes.com) it is very possible that the Big Boy Google is working on a Google PC – that’s a physical hardware boxed unit, y’all. And it plans to run a Goggle created OS. That’s right .. no Windows or Linux (or however you want to spell/pronounce it). Speculation...

… could in fact be a reality! Yes, you heard it right. According to this article from SlashDot (and the original from latimes.com) it is very possible that the Big Boy Google is working on a Google PC – that’s a physical hardware boxed unit, y’all. And it plans to run a Goggle created OS. That’s right .. no Windows or Linux (or however you want to spell/pronounce it). Speculation...

Do you like puzzles? (Hey, baby — this is for YOU!) I mean the kind that take lots of brainpower and really test your wits? Then you HAVE to check out this Virtual Riddle from DeathBall. Be prepared to work really hard. You’ll need to be pretty witty to figure it out. And it’s not the kind of thing you’ll figure out in an hour; you’ll need to work on it over the course of say …...