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What's Going on?

Art
- Getting ready to move.
- Need to buy a lawn mower.
- Won't be here next week.
- Finally got a Google Voice invite.
- Looking for a puppy.

Bryan
- Getting ready to brew beer
- Set up Drupal and Word press
- Getting caught up at work
- Set up youmail.com

Mike (TOM)
- Hiked (most of) Quandary Peak.
- Saw Transformers Revenge of The Fallen.

Computer History
July 16 1951 - VisiCalc creator Dan Bricklin is born in Philadelphia.
July 17 1997 - Major disruption in email traffic.
July 18 1968 - Intel founded.
July 20 1976 - Viking I lands on Mars.
July 21 1975 - Xerox withdraws from the computer market.

The computer history segment is brought to you by The Computer history Museum, where computing history lives. Visit them at computerhistory.org .

Podcast or Podcast Novel Promo

Brains matter podcast

New and Interesting
Microsoft bumps Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 to build number 7600. RTM build? - Ars Technica - Art

German Web Censorship Law Passed

Podcast or Podcast Novel Promo

Kronos
The Segmentish Type Thing

Google Voice

Computer History
June 3 1990 - Integrated Circuit Inventor Noyce Dies.
June 6 1995 - Vatican Library to be on the Web.
June 7 1954 - World War II Enigma Buster Alan Turing Commits Suicide
June 9 1986 - Supercomputer Center Supports Precursor to Internet

The computer history segment is brought to you by The Computer history Museum, where computing history lives. Visit them at  computerhistory.org .

First Promo

Star Keeper

New and Interesting
Google Wave creating quite a buzz. - http://wave.google.com/
Windows 7 Starter to ditch the three app limit. - http://windowsteamblog.com/blogs/windows7/archive/2009/05/29/let-s-talk-about-windows-7-starter.aspx
Time-Warner dumping AOL. - http://arstechnica.com/web/news/2009/05/with-no-buyers-in-sight-time-warner-finally-to-spin-off-aol.ars
Microsoft Bing. - http://www.bing.com

Intel cajoles Microsoft to limit netbook screen size

- "V" Returns to ABC this fall. ABC

Mike's links, which you can ignore if you want
- Microsoft launching new search engine, "Bing". (All Things D). Evidently, the Woz is a big fan. The "Decision Engine" goes live on June 3rd.

Podcast or Podcast Novel Promo

Nina Kimberly the Merciless

Billibub Baddings

The Segmentish Type Thing
The rest of the Paul Scheiber Interview

Computer History
May 13 1986 - Network General Corporation Founded
May 14 1992 - Texas Instruments Announces Its Own 486 Microprocessor Chip
May 16 1938 - Birthday of Ivan Sutherland, Inventor and Developer of Interactive Computer Graphics
May 17 1943 - U.S. Army and University of Pennsylvania Sign Contract to Develop ENIAC
May 18 1998 - United States Justice Department Files Antitrust Against Microsoft

The computer history segment is brought to you by The Computer history Museum, where computing history lives. Visit them at  computerhistory.org .

Fake Commercial
- Rich Quick from our good friends over at Sci-Fi Surplus.com

New and Interesting
- @James1115 invited us to stay with him if we're ever in Winnipeg
- 7th Son optioned by Warned Brothers
- Personal effects Dark Arts comes out June 9th (Bryan)
- Cyber Security bill for the Electric Grid in the works - ComputerWorld
- Bryan pointed out that you can download the Arbiter series at http://prometheus.libsyn.com/
- Microsoft doesn't want you to do an in place upgrade from Windows 7 Beta to the RC , but you can if you tweak a file .
- Windows 7 RC rush crashes Microsoft servers.

Podcast or Podcast Novel Promo
Iron Dragons - Derek P. Gilbert
The Trolls of Lake Maebiewahnapoopie by Jack White

This Day in Computer History
- January 15, 1986 - The National Science Foundation Opens the National Center for Supercomputer Applications (NCSA)
- January 16, 1956 - SAGE is Disclosed to the Public
- January 17, 1996 - Computer is Used in the Discovery of New Planets
- January 18, 1938 - J.W. Bryce outlines the Harvard Mark I
- January 19, 1983 - Apple Introduces Lisa Computer
- January 20, 1988 - IBM's PS/2 Technology to be Cloned

News / Topics
- The Post Heard around the world - Installing Windows 7 Beta on Sun's Virtual Box.
- Contagious makes the New York Times Best Seller List! Yes! Read more about it on Scott Sigler.com
- A report from a Mac switcher - The saving graces for Mac is that lots of stuff is on the web, and Macs can run Windows.
- Apple announces new pricing structure (Mashable ). They raised prices, the songs are only compatible with iPods, and I have to pay to remove DRM (Mashable )? I'll just keep getting the music from Amazon.
- Desktop Tower Defense http://www.handdrawngames.com/DesktopTD/Game.asp
- There's going to be a "Land of the Lost" movie! Wil Ferrel is starring. IMDB, Reelzchannel

Segmentish thing
- Windows 7 thoughts and experiences.
- Teckh has some Windows 7 Beta Impressions

- Mike Reviews "The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead" by Max Brooks http://www.amazon.com/Zombie-Survival-Guide-Complete-Protection/dp/14000...

It was pretty good, but it was almost too instructional. The best part is the "Recorded Attacks" section at the end. I hope to have a full review of it up by the end of the week.

DVD New Releases

- My Bloody Valentine - I believe that J.C. Hutchins pitched the idea for one of the death scenes in it. I wanted to see it in 3-D
- Mirrors with Keifer Sutherland?
- Tokyo Gore Police looks, well, um, interesting.
- Stargate - The Ark of Truth -
- Ghost in the Shell Vol 2: Innocence

Extra stuff, time permitting
- Giving out too much information.