Ma revue de Blogs...

Après quelques jours d'absence de la toile, je reprends le chemin des blogs en ce dimanche de décembre...
D'abord un peu de lecture en passant chez Thierry Crouzet sur l’affaire Wikileaks.
Une consultation des carnets de notes de Yann Savidan qui nous parlait de dicton aujourd'hui...
Ça me rappelle que j'ai zappé de répondre à un questionnaire de Romain Blachier sur le service militaire, sans doute parce que je suis partagée...
Impossible de ne pas faire un arrêt au Comptoir de la Comète, où Nicolas nous parlait du stress des cadres...
Et puis il est question de froid et de grandes causes chez Adrien au CaC69, Disparitus nous propose un bijou de "Quartier lointain" comme il dit !
Lolobobo dans sa Revue de Stress nous parle du plus grand open space du monde, tandis que la charmante Isabelle nous parle de purée, et pas n'importe laquelle puisqu'il s'agit de la recette de Dadavidov!!
El Camino nous présente, le flop des écrivains politiques, à lire sans modération c'est délicieux!

Ah mon pain vient de finir de cuire, je vais descendre le démouler, je continuerai ma revue demain, peut-être que je vous parlerais des nouveaux contes de Noël du style "Le C3 et la MERCEDES" et bien d'autres du même genre...

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Comments

[Rédigé par : isabelleB]

charmante, ça dépend des jours ;-) merci pour le coup de pub' pour la purée de Dadavidov :-)

[Rédigé par : Marie]

@IsabelleB : De rien !

[Rédigé par : El Camino]

Délicieux, whouaouuuu :)

[Rédigé par : Sidar]

First, you should know that I'm a gaedgt/tech hound. I've had everything there is out there, from Amiga to Zenith. Remember the WebTV? I had one some 15 years ago. I bring that up because, frankly, I don't see much difference between that failed attempt at bringing the web (as it was called then) to TV and Google's latest try. Sure, the graphics are fancier and, yes, there will eventually be more you can do with Google TV, but for now, it's a disaster. I got the Revue on Friday and hooked it up. I'm running Verizon FiOS with their newest DVR (not nearly as good as my TivoHD, but not bad for a provider). Setup was fairly easy, although the machine froze while trying to update. Had to unplug and reboot. Fine. Set the screen size, signed in, and well I was frankly unimpressed. As others have mentioned, accessing Amazon on Demand is lame you can't search through the app, it's painfully slow to respond, and the picture quality of the video is subpar. Same with Netflix. My RokuHD box is MUCH better at accessing both Netflix & Amazon. And it only cost $79.00. Pandora? Eh. I can get that through Roku, too. Revue didn't provide anything in terms of apps that I couldn't get much cheaper, with better picture and sound quality and a smoother, faster UI. As for the integration with the internet, it's nice, but nothing revolutionary. So I can open a browser on my TV. So what. It's not worth the $300 sticker price just for that benefit. The device controls the TV and my AVR, and that's it, so don't go thinking it's going to take the place of your dedicated all-in-one remote. All that, AND folks are discovering serious frame rate and audio issues (you can follow the discussions on the Logitech site, [...]). So, to sum things up: Cons: - expensive - poor video quality with Amazon & Netflix - poor UI in Amazon & Netflix - can't access Hulu, NBC, CBS and other major content providers - Flash loads very slowly and flash video stutters - can't control more than the TV and AVR - the whole product and the Google TV platform feel very beta - no killer apps (yet) Pros: - Amazon's return policy Frankly, I'm tired of being a beta-tester for the latest tech. I'll wait for v2 and rethink a purchase. I recommend you do the same.

[Rédigé par : Iracilda]

Nice job! Great effects and funny red shirt inertn jokes There seemed to be a color correction issue with the furry suit (it seemed yellower around 1:35 than at the beginning.) Also, I probably would have lowered the volume of Erna and the monster running in the background. The first time I watched, I hardly caught what Weena was saying.