Gilbert Harding. I Am Not Dead

	Posted Microsoft user group demands Opera boycott over EU suit. Some might find it surprising that there is a Microsoft Enthusiasts Group. But I think David Taraso should stop winging and grow up. — 11:10am via Friendfeed
	Posted With Iran all a-Twitter, service maintenance pushed back — 11:17am via Friendfeed
	Shared Kingston intros "world’s first" DataTraveler 200 128GB USB Flash drive. Compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux, the DataTraveler 200 is available in 128GB, 64GB and 32GB versions. The DataTraveler 200/128GB retails for £334.22, the DataTraveler 200/64GB for £111.16 while the DataTraveler 200/32GB costs £63.55. Each comes with a five-year warranty. — 11:25am via Friendfeed
	Shared June 16, 1959: George Reeves, Superman, Felled by Speeding Bullet. Dogged by bad luck, disastrous relationships, forever destined to be just a B list actor, that bloke who played Superman committed suicide. Or did he? — 11:35am via Friendfeed
	Shared High-Altitude Wind Machines Could Power New York City. During the energy crises of the 1970’s boffins came up with several alternative ways of harnessing wind power thousands of feet up in the air. — 11:42am via Friendfeed
	Posted "It’s something called the Internet" – Unfortunately I can’t see this as Hulu is not available outside the US. This is Tom Brokaw talking with Eric Schmidt of Sun and some bloke called Bill Gates in 1994. Bill says "It’s very hip to be on the internet now". — 11:56am via Friendfeed
	Posted Iran: Activists Launch Hack Attacks on Tehran Regime – Boing Boing. Is this good? — 11:59am via Friendfeed
	Posted Hacker cracks TinyURL rival, redirects millions of Twitter users — 8:56pm via Friendfeed

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