One for the WTF? file. Apparently Ferrari sent Deadmau5 a C&D order after he customized his car. Full story on Jalopnik
I'm sorry but this is just plain stupid. Makes me want to never ever buy a Ferrari (Not that I could ever afford one). It's his car, he bought, he should be able to do whatever he wants with it. Including custom badges, floor mats, and vinyl wrapping the car.
Speaking of custom badges, if you are looking for some check out this site.
www.billetbadges.com
Ramblings on gear, games, tech, junk, crap, and other random stuff. Posted...whenever by a guy named Guy.
2014-08-28
2014-01-10
BEEDO BEEDO BEEDO BEEDO :: [Google] Bad gmail "feature"

Google Goof
Go opt out now! Trust me. You will want to do this ASAP!
Here's how:
Life Hacker - How to Disable Gmail's New Feature that Let Google+ Users Email You
/sigh Google google google....what were you thinking. /facepalm
2014-01-01
2013-12-04
Quick Tip :: Windows - Copy folder structure between servers
Copy folder structure to another Server in one command
C:\>robocopy \\server.net\Source_Folder\ \\server.net\Dest_fldr\ /e /mt:8 /xf *
Copy folder structure to another Server in one command (preserve security)
C:\>robocopy \\server.net\Source_Folder\ \\server.net\Dest_fldr\ /sec /e /mt:8 /xf *
MS robocopy documentation online
C:\>robocopy \\server.net\Source_Folder\ \\server.net\Dest_fldr\ /e /mt:8 /xf *
Copy folder structure to another Server in one command (preserve security)
C:\>robocopy \\server.net\Source_Folder\ \\server.net\Dest_fldr\ /sec /e /mt:8 /xf *
MS robocopy documentation online
2013-11-22
Blogger :: Issues with transparent images & quick fix
Labels:
Blogger,
Guide,
Tips,
Troubleshooting
2013-11-21
Android App :: SMS Popup - Custom SMS ring tones per contact
Thank you SMS Popup. Search for it in the play store or hit the button below.
Labels:
Android,
Apps,
Free,
Gingerbread,
Mobile
2013-11-18
Tegra Note :: Review links and thoughts
Review links:
Android Central Review
Anand Tech Review
Engadget Review
Thoughts...
Oh so close. Now if they can only produce a more high end tablet that others would want. That said, and as the reviews allude to or outright explain, I totally understand why they chose the hardware the way they did. They did it to keep costs down to compete with Google's Nexus 7. For me, I'm personally not looking for a "budget tablet". I want a work horse that can do it all and I'm willing to pay for it. Just not $600+. I think $350 - $450 depending on features/hardware is reasonable for a tablet.
Labels:
Android,
Mobile,
Nvidia,
Tablet,
Tegra Note
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