So today the hottest thing on the net seems to be YouTube's limited support for HTML 5. If you don't know what HTML 5 is, it's basically from YouTube's perspective is you will not to have to have flash installed in your browser to watch their videos. Browsers like Chrome, Safari, and IE currently support this. You just need to download the latest versions of these browsers, and there's no player installed. So who knows what's going to happen to Adobe Flash. 

Possibly this is kind of neat. Looks like that the Amazon Kindle is going to turn into a platform based piece of hardware very nice. And applications will start to be able to be developed for it. Hopefully a little bit of gaming?An Electronic Arts executive was quoted in the press release. Come to this site you can read through it but it should be pretty interesting to see how all of a sudden, the Amazon Kindle transforms itself into, basically what sounds like a tablet. A tablet computer, but it still has a black and white screen and from Ephman's perspective it's still a pain in the butt to create Kindle books. Why can't they just be Adobe PDF compatible, anyways.

Michael Schumacher as you know, is returning to Formula One with Mercedes-Benz. Kind of got these mixed feelings about it has his time gone? But nonetheless he is back, and he says he is better than ever. This energy has returned. Maybe this time he'll not try to smash people into the wall or just stop in the middle of the track. Sounds like his neck injuries according to him have been solved or at least he's feeling better.

This is a rather disturbing. It looks like Linux again is in a fight for what's a better format. It's either EXT3 or EXT4. There's also a wide variety of other formats that Linux use is. But unlike Windows based systems it doesn't use that NTFS garbage. Actually both are really great file formats. Not any kind of need to defrag. Llooks like with the latest kernel that's been released, there is a significant drop-off in performance for EXT4. That's the newer one incase you can't count. You we'll see what happens in the long run. A lot of people are saying it might just be better sticking with EXT3. Anyways it's too late for Ephman he is running EXT4. And does not really notice any kind of slowed down in any type of performance. But whatever Linux geeks will continue to be Linux geeks in everybody will continue to fight over everything.

That Valentino Rossi might have been an on the motorcycle 35,000 time MotoGP champion, but he had a Formula One test with Ferrari. And he has consistently been linked with a Ferrari drive over the years. Obviously he's even in his best interest to stick to MotoGP, but he was inside a simulator. Actually the brand-new Ferrari one. And a 2008 chassis was fitted with a GP2 spec slick tires. And boy oh boy. He had a really good times. Getting off the motorcycle and into a car could extend his career? He might be getting a little bit older, but it's definitely pretty quick out there. When it comes down to his lap times he set out 1 minute 21 seconds on the track. A former Ferrari Champion who shall not be mentioned (Kimmi) set almost the same time, so Rossi is definitely fast. No matter what he's driving or riding Rossi rocks.

And out of Amsterdam looks like CitizenM has been deemed as the trendiest hotel. Not exactly sure why, but according to this article there's a lot of LED lights to save energy. And are all the rooms apparently seem to stacked together like Legos. Which is very similar to Ephman's apartment building. But they all fit together like puzzle pieces. Out of 719 hotels it was awarded the trendiest title. Thank gosh for that. Because of the Jane Street Hotel was named trendiest hotel there would be something seriously seriously wrong.

And lastly, Bing has launched this really really great search function. If you type and any food oriented searches, out comes recipes. They started to just show up in the search results. So if you go and check out being.com and type in macaroni, all these macaroni recipes will start to appear.