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Are they the greatest? Well, I have to admit, the photo up above is pretty darn impressive. The other 49 aren’t too shabby either. ;)
I don’t know what it is, but I enjoy looking at photos of other people’s computer set-ups. A few weeks ago, I took photos of my studio setup. So… what’s your battle-station computing workspace area look like?
-Krishna
Leave it to Bob to take advantage of the situation…
-Krishna
P.S. I’m planning to do a massive PR wave for my new book, “PC Weenies: Rebootus Maximus” (pre-order your copy today!) – and I need your help. If you run a tech/geek podcast (or know someone who does), please help spread the word that I’d LOVE to be on more podcasts / shows. Or if you have a suggestion on which podcasts may be a good fit for me to contact, please let me know in the comments below.
(I know it’s shameless self-promotion, but I figured the direct approach couldn’t hurt.) ;)
Thanks!
New freelance work is kicking up, but here’s a quick sketch of Bob workin’ the electric guitar for your viewing pleasure. I may go back and ink and color it…
-Krishna
P.S. Okay, Here are the inks and colors ;)
With great power comes big credit card bills… or so they say.
Do you think the speed of computers these days is more than enough for the average web surfer? Or are computers still hampered by their speed? Sound off in the comments below.
Enjoy the latest ‘toon!
-Krishna
40 years ago on July 20, 1969, was a historic day for mankind. It’s clearly amazing what those NASA engineers could do back then. And to think that even the slowest machines we have now are much more powerful than even the most powerful machines back then.
Astounding, isn’t it?
-Krishna
A recent article on CNN made mention of a study concerning the carbon footprint of Internet usage. I read the article online. (The irony was not lost on me.) ;)
What’s your take on the subject?
-Krishna
Brand new UNcubed. Follow the link to read the rest of the strip, titled “Eulogy for a Friend”.
-Krishna
