Computing at Scale great blog about supercomputing and parallel programming

SquarePusher lots of good stuff on his site, tunes and vids from the Warp artist

Hat-Trix Soccer Complex random link, best venue for 5s in Cumbernauld

The Curious Group Ryan's new work

Nokia N800 Internet Tablet a good review from ArsTechnica

FPGAs Boost Processing Capabilities of Complex Signal Environments | COTS Journal an article from George

Question about .rar , VLC, totem-xine [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums

AnandTech: The Era of Tera: Intel Reveals more about 80-core CPU

Acer Laptop Aspire 5051AWXMi

The Landscape of Parallel Computing Research: A View from Berkeley | EECS at UC Berkeley PDF link

SimpleViewer A flash and XML image gallery as used by Tim M, look nice and is good for galleries up to 50 images

Dr. Dobb's | Generate FPGA Accelerators from C an example of development using ImpulseC

A hacker's-eye view of Nokia's N800 Internet Tablet article on linuxdevices.com

Why Windows is less secure than Linux | Threat Chaos | ZDNet.com good diagrams of system calls on windows v linux webservers

MakeUseOf.com a good list of simple creative image tools available online

EETimes.com - FPGA tool bottleneck stalls HPC pretty flyweight article, but it covers a few opinions on FPGA toolsest, some comments from DIMEtalk users too

BBC NEWS | Entertainment | What does on-demand TV offer?

ELDK Denx Embedded Linux Development Kit v4.1 Released

Laura and Christophe Wedding Website has some of Chris' music in the background too

Inside the Lucasfilm data center | CNET News.com an interesting overview

Aparently a way to get cheap kit not really a swindle, but a tactic for getting a big discount from Currys, Dixons etc.

Caro in Scotland: novembre 2006 Caro visit's Nallatech fairly random, but a nice picture

A good 3 part article from IBM on the Heath Robinson Rube Goldberg Computer part 1, part 2 and part 3

Betonboxen Bau the article is in German, but the picture tell the story, concrete speakers with good design and engineering

QEDWiki Screencast by Dion Hinchcliffe for ZDNet's Enterprise Web 2.0 "Dion Hinchcliffe, in a blog post over at ZDNet, talks about the increasing business value of 'Mashup' projects. Some of these, he believes, may soon or already be ready for use in an enterprise environment. He demonstrates one of these upcoming projects, showing off IBM's QEDWiki in a Flash demonstration. The software allows users to create their own mashups from canned widgets, turning data into simple applications with fairly straightforward functionality."