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With all the "work vs. life balance" talk one hears from the executives and HR folks in large Silicon Valley corporations these…
A web site has 50 milliseconds to make a visual impression on visitors, as a study confirmed just how quickly the human brain could make a judgment.
We all have them in our system tray, programs that load up and use precious memory resources and take up valuable space on your taskbar.
One of the most successful concepts of 2005 was most certainly "tagging".
I'm too young to remember what the creators of RememberSegregation.org are asking me to relive. But the landing page pulls me back to a previous life, a regressive and haunting reminder things weren't always as they are. The page opens with a command to classify yourself-white visitors to the left, colored visitors to the right.
Scotts Valley, California-based Seagate Technology shipped their latest tiny, high-powered offering in the form of the Momentus. The new drive touts Seagate's perpendicular recording system. This takes the notebook drive capacity to 160 gigabytes, up from the 120 gigs.
