Reviewing All Sides of Tech
I know, I know, this laptop is so old it could have grand-kids. Thing is I honestly think its a hidden gem of the tech wold. Nowadays our cheapest laptops are Chromebooks (and really not so cheap when it comes down to it in my opinion) but they are limited in what they can do. … Continue reading Lenovo X131e – Cheap and Tough As Nails (Does That Even Make Sense?…)
Join Jeff, Dan and Kev as they look back at this years Computex. Lots of Intel and AMD news along with a bunch of other randomness included! http://traffic.libsyn.com/rbgtechnobabble/tbabble021.mp3
Recently there was a rather major outbreak of the WannaCry ransomware that has and is sweeping the globe. It took down over 20% of Britain’s health care system and since it has hit over 100 countries worldwide. WannaCry or WannaCrypt takes advantage of a decade-old vulnerability in Windows operating systems going all the way back … Continue reading WannaCry Wants to Make You Cry
It’s been a busy month of preparing for life-changing events and I unfortunately haven’t had time to dig into Steam’s less well known offerings. …So this month, we're breaking all of the (arbitrarily decided and never fully explained) rules and kicking it retro! May's oddball game is Dark Sun: Shattered Lands. … Continue reading Oddball Game of the Month – Dark Sun: Shattered Lands
I recently wrote about how the traditional operating system is declining in the consumer market and how devices like smart phones, tablets and Chromebooks are taking a commanding lead as they are simpler and deliver a lot of functionality for a smaller price. It has come to my attention that lately one really does not … Continue reading Linux and You
First, this story is dry. I mean, who cares about the operating system their running as long as it allows them to do what they need. Am I right? We are more interested if we can “like” a post on facebook or see the latest perfect chocolate cake on Instagram. It’s hard to make a … Continue reading Is the Traditional Operating System Dead?
Join Jeff, Cynth, Dan and Kevin as they talk about the latest malware news, entertainment news and general geekdom! http://traffic.libsyn.com/rbgtechnobabble/tbabble020.mp3
Join Dan, Cynth, Jeff and Kevin as they discuss the latest gaming news and what they've been playing http://traffic.libsyn.com/rbgtechnobabble/tbabblelounge005.mp3
Join Jeff, Dan and Cynth as they discuss the latest from Intel and AMD along with some more news from Microsoft and a few other things in between. http://traffic.libsyn.com/rbgtechnobabble/tbabble019.mp3
Welcome to the last day of April - the perfect day to discuss yet another oddball game. April's game is Aragami. Aragami (or as I like to call it, "Japanese Dishonored") is a third person game developed and published by indie studio Lince Works. You play as a vengeful spirit summoned from beyond the … Continue reading Oddball Game of the Month – Aragami
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