Author: Yves Roumazeilles

  • Spider mech – for real

    US Rednecks did build a powerful spider mech just “because they could”. Youtube link Don’t let your kids wander around this one!

  • AMD starts shipping 3-core Phenom

    2008 will be the year of the triple core CPU. AMD started to ship the Phenom chips in various configurations. As said before, this is a great way for AMD to differentiate itself, but the prices are not expected to go down immediately. Either because AMD does not want to shoot itself in the foot…

  • 5$ a month legal P2P in Canada and USA

    Nothing is for sure, but Wired has an article about this issue: paying a monthly fee to have fully legal access to unlimited music download on P2P. Wired seems to believe that it would be a piracy levy on ISPs, but I think it would be a real license paid on a monthly basis.

  • Your nVidia card will get free games

    If you have a nVidia graphics card on your PC, you can get a free download of recent games from Steam / Valve. For a limited time, if you qualify (you only need your PC to hold a nVidia graphics card), you can donwload a free copy of the following games from Steam just by…

  • Copyright basics

    Long ago, I had already published the old Copyright FAQ (“10 Big Myths about copyright explained” by Brad Templeton; You find a copy below, since it appears to no longer be available elsewhere), but here is a good post from PlagiarismToday: “10 Basics About Copyright Everyone Needs to Know“.

  • Art Déco pochoirs

    Art Déco pochoirs

  • Zig zag

    Zig zag

    When straight lines are no longer straight.

  • Fabrice Hénon, Japanese photos

    Fabrice Hénon, Japanese photos

    Fabrice is a friend currently living in Japan. I already had presented some of his photos. Here is one more that I find particularly nice: Fabrice Hénon web site. In order to have a wider view of his photo work.

  • MS-Office 2007: I want to read my files elsewhere

    The bane (correction: “one of the banes”) of the new opus of the Microsoft Office saga (MS-Office 2007) is that the Redmond developpers once again changed the file formats. I’m sure that this is for the best. But if you went the MS-Office 2007 path and not your colleagues or friends, they no longer can…