Did you hear? delOmni is changing it’s name to a super secret new identity. If you’ve been listening to our podcast, watching our live stream, reading our Tweets, or hanging out here on the blog you’re already anticipating the change. To get you excited and help promote our name change, we’d like to offer you a chance to win some pretty neat geek swag. Wanna know how to win and what you’ll get? Check it out…
Writing proper continuity has to be tough when your main concern is telling a good story. Star Wars has to be one of the more popular stories ever made, but even the most popular stories can have flaws.
Warning: the following contains spoilers for the show ‘Lost’, up to and including the finale. Read at your own risk.
I’ve watched a lot of television, good and bad. Except for perhaps the MASH finale, I can’t remember a time when so many people were glued to their televisions for a series finale. Lost was definitely worth the trip.
There was never a phenomenon like Star Wars. Argue what you will about other movies that have come out in recent years, but Star Wars will hold the title of the movie with the biggest cultural impact of all time.
In recent months, there’s been a lot of discussion about Flash, Silverlight, and HTML5. One large cry has been for open standards, and now Google is saying that they’re going to push support for HTML5. They say that “open standards breeds innovation”, and I believe that’s true. By not stifling development, developers are free to create the content and tools they need. By supporting HTML, Google via Chrome, will free both users and developers of proprietary (and IMO, redundant) extensions such as Flash and Silverlight.
Read more on Google pushes HTML5, WebM at Google I/O conference…
