I saw The Last Samurai tonight. I would give it a solid 4.5 Thauvin-stars. It is easily one of the best movies that I have seen in quite some time. This is one to see in the theatres and own on DVD when it comes out.
On a related note, I hope you’re feeling better, Erik.
InfoSync is excited. The Siemens SX-1 is reportedly ready for a Christmas delivery. Of course, that might mean December 24, or Siemens could back up the release date again.
I would consider this post by Ewan a Good Sign that they are on their way soon.
After spending a few months as a download available only to YDL.net members, Yellow Dog Linux 3.0.1 ISOs are now freely available. The distro now includes HFS+ support and the 2.4.22-based kernel.
Other distros that run on Apple hardware include Debian for PPC, Debian for Motorola 680×0, Gentoo PPC, Mandrake Linux 9.1 PPC, NetBSD PPC, NetBSD 68k. The list is much longer than it was a few years ago.
Rob Pegoraro of the Washington Post reviewed the Motorola MPx200 and was quite impressed. Slated to be published tomorrow, the review praises the low cost of the smartphone and its ability to do a lot, but not too much. It knocked the device for being a little rought around the edges.
The review should be showing up in dead tree version at the front door in a few hours. I’ll check it out.