Rooster Teeth's War on Oprah

In today's post Geoff from Rooster Teeth he asked a favor of us all. Subscribe to their Youtube channel and help propel them beyond the empire that is Oprah. At the time of their posting they had 45,577 subscribers with the big O weighing in at 47,808. Go forth and multiply.

XKCD Band Geek Comic

An old XKCD I had forgotten about but recently stumbled across, and I still enjoy it just as much as I did when I first saw it.

Bailout

Hot Wings, a DJ on a local radio morning show, made this rant a couple days ago during his 'What Hot Wings Thinks" segment of the show. I enjoyed it immensely.

In the rant he raises several good points though the one that struck me most was that the CEO of Citigroup, Vikram Pandit, has made over $216 million in the time he has been in that position (less than a year). The collective salaries of the Big 3 (Ford, Chrysler, GM)? Less than $5 million a year.

"Governing a large country is like frying a small fish. You spoil it with too much poking." -Lao Tzu

New Xbox Experience

The Xbox Live website and marketplace seem to be moving a bit sluggishly. I guess a simultaneous world wide update will cause a bit of a hit to server performance. It makes me glad though that I was able to get in on the NXE a week ago and don't have to wait for it to download today.
Major Nelson has been keeping followers of his Twitter and blog busy today, posting over twenty tweets as of 11pm EST in addition to four blog posts. He does have a post of tips for newcomers to the NXE, and I think it's worth looking over.

Re-Fallout 3

The Zero Punctuation review of Fallout 3 i up. Enjoy.

Doc scrubber

Ever wish you could easily eliminate all that meta-data Microsoft Office enjoys embedding in your documents? Then this tool is for you.

Ancient Greek Literature

There exists a book from ancient Greece. This book is not a treatise on philosophy or government, but rather a collection of jokes of the time. One joke resembles a certain famous Monty Python Sketch involving a dead parrot. It is about a man who, having purchased a slave, returns to the slaver complaining that his slave has died. The slaver's response is, "By the Gods, when he was with me, he never did any such thing!"
[article from msnbc.com]