An unofficial and totally free high-concept Lord of the Rings prequel made for under $5,000. The film remains true to the style of Peter Jackson's films and the world of J.R.R. Tolkien telling how Aragorn tracked down Gollum between The Hobbit & The Fellowship of the Ring.
Source: New TechnoBabble article Posted On: Jun 28 2009
Creative Suite (CS) is a wonderful suite of software for creative professionals, and it's the best there is... or is it? Many people know there's a free alternative to Microsoft Office called OpenOffice, but did you know that many of the Adobe CS applications also have a free open-source equivelent?
Let's take a look at some...
Source: Metalbabble.com update Posted On: Jun 22 2009
A couple of new things to mention: for the uber-geeky out there, I've written my own bootloader and the beginnings of a CLI. You can check out the code or try it out yourself (carefully!) here.
Also, now that facebook has vanity account usernames, I've set up mine at facebook.com/metalbabble
One more thing.. check out metalbabble.com/link page for new Link photos! :)
Today at 1pm East coast/10am West coast. This year Gizmodo has a new realtime update technology that will make the Apple liveblog better and faster than ever.
Digg Article: Google launches Chrome for Mac, Linux - with a caveat
Source: Digg Posted On: Jun 5 2009
QUOTE:
Google late Thursday released developer-only versions of its Chrome browser for Mac and Linux, making good on a nine-month-old promise that it would eventually add those editions to the Windows version that debuted last September.
Source: Metalbabble.com update Posted On: Jun 3 2009
Looking for Link updates? I've put up a small page to try and centralize the different things occuring on facebook, carepage, etc. Just visit metalbabble.com/link for the latest.
Source: Metalbabble.com update Posted On: May 16 2009
We set up a Care Page for Link for to-the-second updates. Of course, we'll most likely be saturating FaceBook, Metalbabble.com, Twitter, and everything else with updates as well!
If you hop on CarePages, they require you to create an account - but it gives you the ability to comment and recieve updates, etc.