I just read this article about a new product that will allow you to automatically record individual songs off of the radio as mp3′s. Apparently it uses a special algorithm to identify individual songs and record them as seperate mp3′s.
It says here it will transform how I live, work, eat, sleep, etc…
[Update: the teaser page I originally linked to is now the product page]
It doesn’t say what it is.
I hope it’s not another Segway.
It looks like they are exhibiting at the CES. Maybe we will know soon what it is. If you know place a comment, or if you have a guess, place a comment.
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Look! Lego is coming out with a new robot kit.
I had their first one (My wife got it for me) but I never did much with it. This one looks about ten times cooler though.
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The problem with signature based virus scanners is that they take a reactive approach to security. Only after a new virus is discovered to signatures become available, so there is always a window of vulnerability. As virii become more sophisticated and propagate faster, this lag becomes more of an issue.
This Report on Robin Good’s blog tells of an Indian company that is planning to release a heuristic virus scanner.
A heuristic virus scanner is one that recognizes virus like behavior rather than depending on signatures. It will be interesting to see if more companies start to take this approach to virus detection in the future.
Epicurean Geek is a new blog created by a colleague of mine. It seems like it will focus mainly on technology and food, which are two things I love.
In this post, Danh takes an idea I had and runs with it.
Most chain restaurants are instantly recognizable by their architecture. Some examples are Pizza Hut, KFC, Dunkin Donuts. When new businesses open up shop in these buildings it can produce some rather interesting and humorous results.
You’ll find some great examples here.
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