The New Digg

If you haven't already, you really should check out the changes that have been made at Digg recently. I'm generating this post for the sake of verifying the feed from my blog, but it's was still worth mentioning.

Intel builds 100,000 45 nm CPUs - every day

While I've always been a supporter of AMD, I must admit that Intel is the more promising of the two companies at the moment. I'm impressed by the performance I get out of my new Mac Pro, and I'm certainly looking forward to the day when Intel can integrate more special-purpose cores into Nehalem. I think the re-merging of CPU and GPU hardware is just the beginning of a wonderful future.

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Ok, so I started this as a sort of vanity blog in the VERY early days of blogging. I have since attempted to make blogging a regular activity in one way or another and have yet to truly succeed. All along, I've had this URL -- and blog -- sitting here, inactive, awaiting a sort of techno-resurrection. Now I think I may have one: Digg.com. It seems the wonderful news service offers the ability to automatically post story information to a blog. In many ways, this will mark a return to what Web-logs were all about in the beginning: a simple collection of interesting links. However, I'm hoping to editorialize while I'm at it. :-) Now, I just need to change the awful! template I had at the time I stopped using this -- orange never really was my favorite color, include AdSense ads, and add some links between my other blogs, including my stuttering book review, Cave ab homine unius libri!.