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• And I can use ILife on my PC how?

  Love the fact that Photosynth is getting its due, its probably one of the coolest things Microsoft has released lately, so cool it was featured on CSI:NY - the first time I ever heard anyone acknowledge Microsoft had something cool - even at the cost of quick quip "It's a Windows world....". As you may have pointed out that PhotoSynth only works on a PC, what MAC applications run on a PC? Itunes? How is it that every time Microsoft doesn't make a product for the MAC, Microsoft is trying to monopolize, take over the world, and so on, but no one EVER mentions that Apple hasn't released ILife for the PC, Iphone software for other mobile devices and when was the last time anyone was able to upgrade a MAC themselves? I'm just saying, seems like people forget that Microsoft has been playing fair for a long time but no one wants to give them credit.
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  • Date: Aug 26 2008
  • Posted by FortheLoveofChoice

• awesome

  I've been using it to make work go by more quickly. Machu Picchu...sigh.
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  • Date: Aug 22 2008
  • Posted by JVA

• Questionable source for this article

  I'm an environmentalist, but the numbers on the chart don't add up. Consumer Reports estimates the average household uses about $100/year for standby energy, but then again, when I searched the source for this article, "2005 Intrusive Residential Standby Service Report: Energy Department", it turned up as an Australian study, not an American one. And my call to the magazine was met with less than enthusiasm. I was told I would get a call back, as the person I need to talk to was " just now going in a meeting"...holding breath......
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  • Date: Jan 10 2008
  • Posted by glutenfreegirl

• glutenfreegirl, please clarify

  Thanks for calling the questionable source for this to our attention. You wrote that you called "the magazine"--you mean Good Magazine, right? When did you call? Did you ever get a response? ... I would like Good Magazine to provide a link to the source so the the data can be verified. And if the data isn't verifiable, they should offer a correction. It's irresponsible journalism to present inaccurate information as fact, especially considering how easily bad information can spread on the internet. In my web search (on 8/19/08), I found a bunch of sites that seemed to quote the same data and the same source. Since the original source doesn't appear to exist online, I am guessing they got the information from this site... So sites like Good Magazine have a responsibility to make sure that their information is accurate, and to correct that information when it is found to be inaccurate.
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  • Date: Aug 19 2008
  • Posted by amyjo

• Wonderful

  Great idea by Mr Fields. Also, read this interview about him I found, its about the playpumps program interview with trevor fields
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  • Date: Jun 05 2008
  • Posted by roywilson11

• e-waste

  I found it very interesting that Microsoft is involved in this video as they are very much responsible for the big mountain of e-waste, by releasing operating systems which are very resource hungry. And because of the closed nature of the drivers you wont be able to find any for older peripherals and the latest OS. I run GNU/Linux on a 1.5 GHz single processor and 500MB RAM and it preforms very well.
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  • Date: Jul 30 2008
  • Posted by erichgamba

• Hello

  Hi everyone, just joined GOOD and am waiting for someone to start a debate or info exchange.
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  • Date: Jul 15 2008
  • Posted by donkin

• aquaman rocks!

  nice work, aquaman! please forward a few of those tilapia this way. we are shaking them in a bag with flour, salt and pepper, then dipping in a beaten egg or two, then dredging with panko and frying in olive oil. hooray biological filter! i think donald fagen has a song about hydroponics. you are so cutting edge. proud of you!
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  • Date: Jul 10 2008
  • Posted by jillmaxi

• Are we Linkedin yet?

  Steven Burda on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/burda
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  • Date: Jul 08 2008
  • Posted by burda

• Enlighten us

  How many times a day do you actually find a website and get there via typing in the universal resource locator? Tell me, if you want to find out about cars, do you really type in cars.com?
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  • Date: Jun 27 2008
  • Posted by atleykins